Monday, February 26, 2024
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Global Launch Scheduled in Q2 2024 for HONOR MagicBook Pro 16
The MagicBook Pro 16 showcases a 3K eye comfort LCD screen with a resolution of 3072 x 1920, 100% DCI-P3 wide color gamut, and a remarkable 165Hz refresh rate, complemented by a hardware-level low-blue light filter. HONOR emphasizes its spatial audio feature, heralding it as the first Windows-based PC worldwide to offer such capability. Additionally, users have the option to select the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 series laptop GPU alongside the Core Ultra 7 processor.
Utilizing on-device AI, HONOR implements an AI-empowered OS Turbo, promising a 58% enhancement in battery life, delivering up to 12 hours compared to other RTX 40 series gaming laptops. The MagicBook Pro 16 streamlines connectivity across HONOR devices with MagicRing, ensuring seamless sharing of notifications and materials. Detailed specifications and pricing are anticipated upon the global release slated for Q2 2024, following its debut in China.
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HMD, plans to release smartphones under its own brand by mid-2024
HMD Global, the company behind Nokia phones, announced plans to launch its own line of smartphones by mid-2024 as part of its new brand strategy. Jean-Francois Baril, HMD's Co-founder, Chairman, and CEO, expressed ambitions for broader innovation, embracing a multi-brand approach by introducing HMD original devices alongside Nokia phones and global partnerships.
The new strategy will see HMD focusing solely on smartphones under its own brand, prioritizing sustainability and repairability. With India as a key market, where HMD holds a modest one percent market share, the company aims to unveil its branded smartphones there first, emphasizing a strong 5G portfolio. The Nokia brand, retained by HMD until 2026, will be reserved for feature phones, with a new model slated for release by May. Additionally, HMD has partnered with Mattel to launch a Barbie flip phone globally by July.
Moreover, HMD announced the HMD Fusion, a smartphone-like device with an Android OS and an unlocked bootloader, enabling users to customize hardware accessories. This innovative device will feature a built-in screen, battery, and pogo pins for attaching accessories. Presently, HMD manufactures most of its smartphones and feature phones in India through partnerships with Foxconn, Dixon Technologies, and Lava International. Since August last year, it has been exporting the Nokia 105 feature phone, priced below Rs 1,000, to select African markets.