In a major stride for China27s domestic software ecosystem, Huawei on Monday unveiled its first HarmonyOS-powered laptops at an event in Chengdu, Sichuan Province on the Chinese mainland.
The lineup includes the new MateBook Pro and the MateBook Fold Extraordinary Master, Huawei27s debut in commercial foldable PCs. The MateBook Fold Extraordinary Master shines as the world27s lightest commercial foldable laptop and boasts the largest foldable screen ever built into a mass-market device.
By running HarmonyOS across smartphones, tablets, and now laptops, Huawei aims to knit its hardware portfolio into a seamless ecosystem. For entrepreneurs, digital nomads, and creative professionals, this could mean smoother cross-device workflows and enhanced mobility without compromise.
The laptops joined the reveal of Huawei27s Nova 14 smartphone series, highlighting the company27s push to integrate software and hardware design from the Chinese mainland.
As software autonomy and innovation take center stage in global tech competition, Huawei27s HarmonyOS-powered PCs signal a new chapter in China27s bid to grow its own operating system footprint. For young global citizens and tech enthusiasts, the development offers a glimpse of how next-generation devices may blend agility, portability, and homegrown software.
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