A while back we heard that Huawei is working on several PCs powered by its own silicon - desktop PCs and laptops. With the company already confirming its desktop PC powered by its own HiSilicon ARM chip, we now more details about the notebook too, albeit from a leak rather than an official source.
A trustworthy Weibo tipster posted a photo
of the notebook's box revealing some key specs. The device is powered by the
Kirin 990 chipset paired with 8GB of RAM, 512GB SSD and a 14-inch 1080p
display. The laptop runs Linux-based Deepin OS 20 but the transition to
HarmonyOS will be made possible in the future.
The laptop itself is named Qingyun L410
and is expected to be a cheaper version of the MateBook 14. There's also the
possibility of the device supporting 5G connectivity given that the SoC itself
features an integrated 5G modem. In any case, though, the notebook will most
certainly hit the Chinese market first before going international. If Huawei
has plans to release it outside of China in the first place.
