Skip to main content

Huawei MateBook X Pro 2021


Huawei MateBook X


Huawei MateBook X Pro 2021, a series has always been favored by high-end business people, professionals and social elites. After the 11th generation Intel CoreTM processor was released, many users looked forward to the HUAWEI Mate Book X Pro series. Now, HUAWEI MateBook X Pro equipped with the new 11th generation Intel Core TM processor is finally here. In addition to the top chip, HUAWEI MateBook X Pro also has top light and thin appearance craftsmanship, which is more than enough to lead the future of smart office experience. Many users like HUAWEI MateBook X Pro 2021 because of its thinness and appearance. This time, HUAWEI Mate Book X Pro  has been optimized in detail while continuing two major designs.

HUAWEI MateBook X Pro 2021 series has always been favored by high-end business people, professionals and social elites. After the 11th generation Intel CoreTM  processor was released, many users looked forward to the HUAWEI MateBook X Pro 2021 series. Now, HUAWEI MateBook X Pro 2021 equipped with the new 11th generation Intel CoreTM processor is finally here. In addition to the top chip, HUAWEI MateBook X Pro 2021 also has top light and thin appearance craftsmanship, which is more than enough to lead the future of smart office experience.

Many users like Huawei Mate book Pro 2021 because of its thinness and appearance. This time, HUAWEI MateBook X Pro 2021 has been optimized in detail while continuing two major design. The shape design of HUAWEI MateBook X Pro 2021  adopts the “Pure & Invisible” design concept. The outer shell is made of high-end alloy materials, and the surface uses a precision ceramic sandblasting process, which takes into account the texture and touch. In terms of color matching, there are four colors of gray, silver, pink and green. This time we tested the cherry pink gold version. The side-curved side A has higher requirements for craftsmanship, and the carved LOGO is also very delicate. The brightness of the C-side keyboard backlight is adjustable, and the layout and keystroke design are reasonable enough, and the input operation is very comfortable. On this side, it also contains a lot of HUAWEI’s own details.

The first is the large-area speaker holes on both sides of the keyboard, 0.4mm audio perforation, to ensure the sound effect, and Huawei MateBook Pro 2021 is also equipped with high and low frequency crossover four speakers, dual tweeters and dual sinking subwoofers, double suspension Speaker box. Four-way high and low output, the treble is more extended, the resolution is stronger, more penetrating, and the audio performance is more accurate; the woofer innovatively produces downward sound, the bass is deeper, more powerful and rigorous, and the echo makes the sound field more three-dimensional. The edges of HUAWEI MateBook X Pro 2021 also use aviation-grade aluminum alloy CNC drilling and cutting, and use precision milling cutters to create high-gloss cut corners, making the whole machine more refined.

Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

AI in 2025-2026: The Dawn of a Smarter Era

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a futuristic concept. It is now at the core of business, science, healthcare, and even our daily lives. As we move into 2025-2026, the rapid advancements in AI are reshaping industries and opening new opportunities that were once unimaginable.  1. Generative AI Matures By 2026, generative AI has evolved beyond simple text or image generation. Today's models can create multimodal content seamlessly combining text. images, video, voice, and even 3D models. Businesses are leveraging this power for marketing campaigns, product design, and personalized customer engagement. 2. AI in the Workplace AI is no longer just an assistant, it is a co-worker. From drafting reports to managing schedules, AI systems now handle repetitive tasks, allowing professionals to focus on creativity and strategy. Companies are also deploying AI copilots across departments, making decision-making faster and more data-driven. 3. Healthcare Revolution AI driven diagnosti...
Post a Comment
Read more

Agricultural Robots: Do we really need them?

Robotics and Artificial Intelligence  Artificial intelligence and big data are reshaping traditional businesses. Robotics and artificial intelligence are two areas that are linked but not the same. It is the design of robots to do tasks autonomously whereas AI is how systems mimic the human mind to make judgments and learn. While robotics can have an AI component (vice versa), both can and generally do exist independently. AI simplifies big data analytics by automating and improving data preparation, data visualization, predictive modelling and other complicated analytical operations that would otherwise be time-consuming and labor-intensive. If you have no knowledge about bigdata, it is okay. Big data is the gasoline that powers AI. Large volumes of different data allow machine learning systems to perform what they were supposed to do: learn and master a skill. The more data the AI has access to, the more it can learn and enhance its pattern detection capabilities.  After yea...
Post a Comment
Read more

The Holographic Frontier: Redefining Physical Engagement at Live Events

  For years, the success of a tech conference was measured by a simple checklist: big-name speakers, a packed exhibitor hall, and after-parties with decent WiFi. Attendees would flock in, exchange a flurry of business cards, have dozens of promising conversations, and then... nothing. The connections would fade, the momentum would stall, and the vibrant community built over three days would dissipate into a few forgotten LinkedIn connections. The event became a moment in time, not a movement.  But a seismic shift is underway. The most forward-thinking event organizers are no longer selling tickets to a physical (or virtual) gathering. They are building ecosystems. And the secret weapon in this new arms race? The transition from a temporary event app to a year-round community platform. The Glaring Gap in the Event Experience Think about the traditional event lifecycle: Months of Hype:  A relentless drumbeat of marketing emails and social posts. The Main Event:  A fren...
Post a Comment
Read more