Huawei had launched its first desktop PC in its home market in China, back in November of last year. Now, the company is moving ahead to a global launch for its MateStation S computer.

The Chinese tech giant made the announcement on its official Twitter account. On the popular microblogging website, the company shared that it would be bringing its first desktop computer to markets outside of China, as per a HuaweiCentral report. We had previously reported on the MateStation B515 that was launched last year and was aimed at enterprises and government offices. But looking at the image poster, we can observe that the PC appears to be slimmer than the B515.

HUAWEI Mate Station S? Hmmm … sounds interesting. Stay tuned with us for more updates because its definitely something you don't want to miss out! pic.twitter.com/VQyfHAcGes

— Huawei Mobile MY (@HuaweiMobileMY) March 11, 2021

In other words, its MateStation S series is its PC aimed at the consumer market. Talking about its specs, the company has outfitted the system with dual antenna Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0 for connectivity, including a USB-C port and 3.5mm headphone jack, 1 x USB-C (USB 2.0), and 1 x USB-A (USB 3.2 Gen 2) ports and other crucial interfaces as well. The cabinet also arrives with an Intelligent temperature control that can adjust the fan speeds based on the temperature of the system, which is complemented by its asymmetrical heat dissipation fins design for improved thermal performance.

The company will also ship the MateStation S with a 23.8 inch monitor, which features full-view IPS display with a 90% screen-to-body ratio, full HD resolution (1920 x 1080P), 16:9 aspect ratio, LED-backlit, and 1000:1 screen contrast. It also arrives with TUV Rheinland international certification for maximum eye protection. Additionally, a Huawei keyboard and mouse have also been paired with the PC.

Under the hood, the MateStation S is powered by an AMD Ryzen 5 4600G APU, along with 8GB of 3200Hz DDR4 RAM and 256GB of M.2 SSD. The system arrives with Windows 10 OS pre installed, which also features software like Huawei Share and multi screen collaboration. At the moment, the price has yet to be revealed, but we can expect a reveal to arrive soon.

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Huawei has slowly been restructuring its product line. The Mate name is no longer exclusive to its smartphones but now includes the MateBook line of computers, the MatePad line of tablets, and may soon include the Mate Watch line of smartwatches and the MatePod line of smart speakers. We may be getting yet another product category seeing as the Chinese giant has filed a trademark application for “MateStation”.

First reported by LetsGoDigital, the trademark application was filed in Peru on Monday, July 6. There are speculations the MateStation may be a sort of dock for the upcoming Mate 40 series and even Mate V foldable device. And it is understandable why.

Huawei has built a desktop mode into EMUI as far back as 2018. This means you can connect the device to a display wirelessly or using a cable and enter a desktop-like user interface. Users can decide to pair a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse for a full desktop experience.

The MateStation may be a dock to make this setup easier. If it is a dock, the phone will be able to charge when placed on it while also working in desktop mode. The dock will also most likely have ports for connecting peripherals such as a mouse and keyboard.

It is important to state that Huawei actually has a device called the MateDock 2 Docking Station which is a device that allows you to add additional ports to the MateBook, MateBook E, and MateBook X series.

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