Last year, Huawei unveiled its very first all-in-one PC, dubbed the MateStation X, with a powerful set of specs. Updating the desktop, the company today introduced the MateStation X 2023 with the Core i9-12900H—a 45-watt processor from Intel’s Alder Lake-H series. Let’s look closely at its specifications, features, and pricing.

Huawei MateStation X 2023 comes with the same design as the earlier model. It has a minimalist appearance and carries thin bezels. It flaunts a 28.2-inch IPS LCD touchscreen with a 3840 x 2560 pixel resolution with a 3:2 aspect ratio, and covers 98% of the P3 color gamut. It also comes with 100% sRGB, TÜV Rheinland Low Blue Light, and Flicker-Free certification. The device has a metal unibody design and arrives with a three-speaker setup co-engineered with French audio firm Devialet.

The all-in-one is powered by an Intel Core i9-12900H from the Alder Lake series chips. The processor has six performance cores and eight efficiency cores built on a 10 nm manufacturing process. Huawei will sell the MateStation X 2023 with 16GB of DDR4 RAM (8GB x 2) and 512GB/1TB NVMe SSD.

Connectivity options on the device include two USB-C (USB 3.2 Gen 1) ports with a 10W power output, two USB-A (USB 3.2 Gen 1) ports, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.1, and an audio jack. It will be shipped with a wireless keyboard with a built-in fingerprint for authentication as well as a Bluetooth mouse. On the software front, the PC runs Microsoft’s Windows 11.

Huawei MateStation 2023 is currently orderable only in China. The 1TB model of the device comes with a price tag of ¥12699 (~$1,742). It is listed on Vmall with two color options—Deep Space Gray and Silver.

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