A short time ago Huawei has released its all fresh Huawei Matebook 13 in the market. The device comes powered by the Intel’s new 8th generation chip and is more powerful than ever. Detailed specifications and images of the device are already available on the web. However, the brand has just revealed the date when this premium device will go on open pre-sale. So, let’s know more about its sale and specifications.

The device first came into headlines because of its super thin and lightweight design. According to Huawei this premium piece of tech will be made available for users through open pre-sale starting from 17th Dec. Huawei Matebook 13 comes powered by the Intel Core i5 8th generation(i5-8265U) or the Core i7 8th generation(i7-8565U) processors. The device offers an 8GB DDR4 2133Mhz RAM while graphics have been taken care by a Nvidia MX150 discrete card.

The device weighs just at 1.28kg’s, and its thickness is somewhat around 14.9mm. Matebook 13 offers a 13.0(inch) Display with a resolution of 2160 x 1440 pixels and an aspect ratio of 3:2. This panel supports 100% sRGB wide color gamut, and the peak brightness remains at 300 nits. The new Matebook comes with a 42W battery and provides 256GB of internal storage. The power button on this device also doubles as a Fingerprint Scanner.

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For connectivity options, the Notebook provides a 3.5mm audio jack, a USB Type-C port, a Type-C interface, etc. The new Matebook 13 supports the NFC module, and Huawei’s Share 3.0 ensures that files from your Mate-series devices can be transferred in seconds. The pricing details of the Matebook 13 are not yet available. However, we can say that the price might sit below the price tag of the new Apple MacBook Air. Considering the overall specifications of the device we can say that it will be more likely to replace your office PC and is not meant for hardcore gamers. 

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