Huawei just teased its smallest foldable PC yet — the MateBook Fold S.
In a Weibo video this morning, Huawei executive Richard Yu pulled off a little magic trick: he slipped the 18-inch MateBook Fold into an envelope, folded the envelope in half, and pulled out the smaller Fold S.
Folded, it is book-sized and slips into a coat pocket or a small bag. Unfolded, it opens up to a 14.7-inch display, and it runs HarmonyOS.
The headline feature sits on the outside: a square 'Live display' cover screen that shows the time while the PC is closed, next to a triple camera labelled AI Camera. Huawei calls it the world's first PC with a cover screen.
It comes in three colours — Cloud Sea Blue, Sky White and Magic Night Black. Pre-orders in China open on November 14 at 10:08 AM through Huawei Mall, authorised e-commerce channels, Experience Stores and authorised retailers.
A formal launch date, full specifications and pricing have not been announced yet.
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