Huawei MateBook E Go with Windows 11 will launch on September 6

Finally, we have stepped into the Huawei Mate 50 series launch month. And the day is not so far when we will have the first official look at the most anticipated smartphone. Apart from the Mate 50 lineup, today Huawei has announced that it will release the 2-in-1 MateBook E Go equipped with Windows 11 on the same date – September 6.

The details of the new Huawei MateBook E Go Windows 11 product are coming from the official Weibo blog of the company. Alongside, Huawei has also shared a giant promo poster showcasing the elegant models of the respective device.

Speaking of the promotional image, the company has mentioned that the all-new Huawei MateBook E Go will launch on September 6, with the iconic Mate 50 series. Thus, a lot of new surprises are making their way to the consumers, this month.

MateBook E Go – A new face in the notebook world

Huawei has seemingly done some amazing work with the MateBook E-Go device. This reflects in the name that has 2-in-1 phrasing and carries a hidden meaning in it. Consequently, the device will give you the experience of both – a tablet and a notebook.

According to the internal reports, the MateBook E Go device will appear with the Windows 11 interface. Further, it will showcase a compact detachable keyboard that uses a flexible touchpad. You can also operate the device with Huawei M-Pencil Stylus accordingly and can place it at the side edges of the tablet.

Besides, the poster displays two stylish models in black and white colors. While the keyboards will use black and pink tones. Together, these shades will not only provide a calmness to the eyes but will also attract the users differently.

As per the previous reports, the device hearsay to power the Snapdragon 8cx Gen 3 chipset. Ultimately, this processor will boost the overall performance of the device and let the users handle numerous tasks efficiently. Aside, the laptop is also said to support 65W of fast charging. What else? Well, we will get to know every bit at the upcoming Mate 50 series launch event.

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