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Next generation Huawei Mate X supposedly coming in the second half of 2020


According to our reports from December 20, we reportedly have a new version of Mate X awaiting in line for a formal launch that is due on the upcoming Mobile World Congress trade exhibition from Barcelona in February 2020. Now we have some new rumors making it's way from a Taiwanese media claiming that the Chinese are already working on a successor to the original Mate X that was launched back in February this year.

 According to the new speculations, we should see the next generation Huawei Mate X arrive in the second half of next year. In the past we heard from the company's Head of Consumer Sector, Richard Yu that the newer model of the Mate X coming at next year's MWC will bring upgrades like their flagship Kirin 990 SoC under the hood, also featuring a better hinge mechanism, more resistant screen and other improvements. But this time around for the successor model, we hear that the people from China are presumably working with Taiwanese hinge makers as well as panel manufacturers and have begun trial production for components in small volume, that's required for the new foldable smartphone from Huawei. The source also mentioned that the Taiwanese hinge maker have partnered with two Chinese OEM's for the design and production of hinges for their foldable devices. But due to complicated component designs involved in making these forthcoming foldable smartphone, the mass production and supply can take up some time and we will only see them in the second half of 2020.

 Source: DIGITIMES

New version of Huawei Mate X is coming at MWC 2020, confirms official


Couple of days back in an interview with the French media, from Shenzhen, China, Huawei's Head of Consumer Sector, Richard Yu confirmed the arrival of their next generation Huawei P40 towards the end of March, 2020 in Paris. Following this report, yesterday we saw some newly leaked renders of the forthcoming Huawei branded P40 and P40 Pro surface on the internet for the first time. Now we have heard from the same media from France telling us that the company is also working on a newer model of their foldable phablet, the Mate X. According to Richard Yu, the all new Mate X will come with the phone maker's most powerful Kirin 990 chipset and also features a better hinge mechanism, more resistant screen and overall improvements from their current version. He also mentioned that we will see the device debut at the manufacturer's event held during the upcoming Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2020 trade exhibition from Barcelona in February 2020. Yu even hinted about an European release for the foldable device, without verifying whether he was talking about the newer model or the existing variant.

 Source: FRANDROID
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