Huawei unveils a HarmonyOS laptop, its first Windows-free computer

Huawei debuts HarmonyOS PC operating system, a major breakthrough in China's tech independence: expert

Huawei on Thursday officially introduced its HarmonyOS PC operating system, in a latest move which Chinese experts said marks a historic breakthrough in China’s push for self-reliance in core technologies and has the potential to break dominance of Microsoft's Windows and Apple's macOS in desk operating systems.

Huawei to launch first HarmonyOS-powered PCs on May 19

Chinese tech giant Huawei announced on Thursday that it will launch its first line of personal computers (PCs) powered by its HarmonyOS operating system on May 19.The upcoming release marks a significant expansion of Huawei's HarmonyOS ecosystem, which

Huawei unveils a HarmonyOS laptop, its first Windows-free computer

The device features Huawei’s AI assistant and a wide range of Chinese software, including WPS and Alibaba’s DingTalk.

Huawei has announced that it will launch its first PC with its own operating system, HarmonyOS NeXt, on May 19. The Chinese giant has been trying for years to break away from American systems, such as Microsoft Windows.

Huawei introduces its first laptop, which runs with the self-developed operating system HarmonyOS 5. The new MateBook Pro comes on time after Huawei no longer has a license for Microsoft Windows since March. Smartphones have already made the transition without Android over the last few years. AI assistant Celia is a key feature of the new laptop. He creates presentations, summarizes meetings and searches local documents for information.

Huawei Launches First Laptop Running HarmonyOS After Windows Licence Expiry

Huawei Technologies has unveiled its first laptop powered by its self-developed HarmonyOS, marking a major shift after the expiration of its Microsoft Windows licence in March.