The US ban has severely affected Huawei’s smartphone business. As a result, the company’s Consumer Business Group (CBG) has been lately focussing on other products. According to new certifications, the firm may soon release its first high-end monitor and a new smart TV.
Last year, Huawei launched MateStation B515 as its first desktop computer. The bundle includes a CPU, monitor, keyboard, and mouse. The company even sells this monitor (AD80HW) separately. In other words, it is Huawei’s first monitor.
Now, as per a 3C certification, the Chinese telecom giant may soon release a high-end monitor. This upcoming Huawei monitor with codename HSN will ship with a 135W adapter with model number HW-200675CD1.
Going by this monitor’s power input capacity, the blogger who shared it on Weibo suggests it to be a high-end model. Unfortunately, nothing else is known about this monitor except for the fact that it is manufacture by BOE (Hefei BOE Vision-electronic Technology Co, Ltd.)
At the same time, a new Huawei smart TV has been certified by 3C, as per the same blogger. The listing reveals that this television with model number HD75FREA will have a 75-inch LED-backlit LCD panel and will be manufactured by Changhong (Sichuan Changhong Electric Co., Ltd.).
The blogger implies that this TV could be a part of a new series codenamed Frea. Because Huawei’s S, V, and X series of smart televisions are codenamed Kant, Hege, and Plato respectively.
That said, Huawei is yet to officially tease and announce the launch date of the above-mentioned two products.
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