During the past MWC, just days after the Samsung folding merger, Huawei officially launched its proposal, Huawei Mate X, adding that it has a wrap screen, 5G connection available. They promised it would come in mid-2019, but it wasn't, and we had to wait until mid-November for it to be sold in China.
At present it is not yet available worldwide, but Huawei already has a vision for the launch. So, after announcing that the Huawei P40 will be launched in March in Paris, the company's CEO, Richard Yu, confirmed that your new wrap will see the light on the MWC and it will come with great development with the current Mate X.
Improved Mate X X: possible Mate Xs?
When Huawei introduced its Mate X to the Chinese market, he cited the fitness and user experience as reasons for the delay in sales. Now, Huawei's Richard Yu, gave an interview to the middle-class French Frandroid in which he developed that Huawei launched a program the new version of Huawei Mate X at MWC to be in Brazil at the end of February.
In addition, he has confirmed that this new wrap phone will add significant improvements to its flexible display, a more powerful processor with a new hinge design. He also admitted that he wanted "a smaller and simpler model than the current wrap model."
Several media have linked you right away with this Huawei Mate Xs that the company has recently made a breakthrough in the event and will be taking over the manufacturer's most advanced chipset, the Kirin 990 5G. According to Richard Yu, Huawei's threatening phone will be sold in Europe, but it hasn't been clear whether it will be Mate X or Mate Xs.
Via | Frandroid
