Huawei MateBook 16 unveiled with Ryzen 5800H APU, 16" 3:2 display and sub-2kg metal body
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- AnonD-844232
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- 03 Jun 2021
jango, 20 May 2021sorry to brake it to you but apple's keyboard design i... moreand keyboard without num pad isn't keyboard !! so bad that's why everyone has laptop and they need to connect external nice full size keyboard becuse typing on laptop is disaster...
If you would be the clerk or office worker u woul dkno what am talking bout.. and I don't think they copying keyboard from apple ?? pleeesee keyboard was long time ago on laptops ..
And if you check out new IIISi M15 or latest GS66 new nice keyboard is on it! not num pad but nice proper arrow keys big ! not tiny keys, reduce typos or mistype.. https://uk.pcmag.com/laptops/132726/msi-stealth-15m
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- AnonD-844232
- 39y
- 03 Jun 2021
jango, 20 May 2021sorry to brake it to you but apple's keyboard design i... moreu crazy?THE WORST .. they been trying some buterfly sh!t and everyone hated it.. they went back to nice standard scissors.. and their black keys blaah cheap looking...
ONly keyboard which I loved from them was in macbooks pros in 2007 nice silver keys then in 2008 -2009 changed it to disgusting black and cheap very bad !
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- ASL
- Fmx
- 27 May 2021
Only external GPU is missing, but it would have added weight AND thickness, so I guess I am fine with no gaming.
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- Anonymous
- mhv
- 24 May 2021
Anonymous, 24 May 2021Weird that the battery is this bad. I want one for web deve... moreA battery life of one hour seems totally unrealistic to me. The D14 lasts 8 h 43 min on average according to standardised test protocols.
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- Anonymous
- fkx
- 24 May 2021
TheNightFaller, 22 May 2021I currently have a Huawei Matebook D15 (AMD) It's gre... moreWeird that the battery is this bad. I want one for web development and learning computer science and overall hate the way Apple's ecosystem locks you in. So I want to get something like a mac in terms of profitability, screen quality, battery life, and typing smoothness, but I don't want it to run Mac OS. I want it to be windows or linux.
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- Anonymous
- mhw
- 23 May 2021
Anonymous, 23 May 2021Don’t be fooled by the specs sheet because in real world us... moreThe M1 MacBook Air does not have a 16" screen. Period.
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- Anonymous
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- 23 May 2021
Don’t be fooled by the specs sheet because in real world use the M1 MacBook Air crashes the Mate. Firstly, M1 manages RAM better than traditional PCs, 8GB of RAM on Air is more likely like 16 on Mate. Second, machine learning on Air will speed up frequent routines overtime. The Mate has a traditional, dumb x86 chip that cannot be compared with M1 neural engine. With M1, Apple replicates what it has been doing for some years now on iPhones and iPads: having lower specs compared to Android phones but still performing better in real world use.
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- TheNightFaller
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- 22 May 2021
I currently have a Huawei Matebook D15 (AMD)
It's great overall.
It is soon turning a year old and these are my complaints.
1.Battery life: ITS SOO BAD barely 1 hour of battery life
2.Performance: it's awesome the ryzen5 3500u has great performance but it gets HOT really fast it jumps to 98 degrees celcius pretty fast.
3.Display: Amazing that's it
4.Speakers: a bit tinny but sounds good.
5.Storage: good enough
6.Mobility: It is light enough for me to carry around with one hand. it fits my 14" backpack greatly.
7.Build Structure: Solid. But the aluminum got warped from the CPU temps
8.Keyboard: Great for typing long essays and general typing.
9.Mics: Very crisp for video calls (google meet/zoom)
10.Overall: Great laptop could last for years.
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- limecheesecake
- mpF
- 22 May 2021
YUKI93, 22 May 2021Not for me, eGPU has been super useful. I don't build ... moreHey, different people have different needs, but for mine, yeah it really wasn't worth it, I guess because I just don't travel that much and I may as well just have a semi-portable PC with a semi-portable display that I can move relatively easy once in a while. My experience with eGPUs haven't been the best unfortunately.
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- TSV
- 22 May 2021
limecheesecake, 22 May 2021If you think an eGPU is a good choice or good value you... moreNot for me, eGPU has been super useful. I don't build a desktop since I always travel a lot and I don't like gaming laptops because of the bulk. Even having a portable display can be quite cumbersome. Having a light ultrabook laptop with a Thunderbolt connection allows me to use the GPU when I need it. When I'm done with it, I just unplug it and use the laptop as usual without worrying about the weight. It was because of the eGPU that I sold off my gaming desktop rig.
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- Anonymous
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- 22 May 2021
Ryzen.... old technology chip compared to M1. Just try to open a couple of apps and you will hear the fan. M1 has set the new standards of what intel and AMD should do in the future. In the meanwhile enjoy the fan noise, heat and low performance on battery.
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- Mihai
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- 22 May 2021
jango, 20 May 2021sorry to brake it to you but apple's keyboard design i... moreI use the numpad every time. I wouldn't buy a laptop without a numpad. It helps me alot when i configure servers, make and calculate servers invoices.
80% of time i use the numpad enter.
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- limecheesecake
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- 22 May 2021
Anonymous, 21 May 2021I'd rather have something more premium like a Matebook... moreIf you think an eGPU is a good choice or good value you're kidding yourself, at that point just buy or build a mini ITX machine along with a portable display. Honestly, eGPUs are usually really bad value for money (as you also need a few hundred pound enclosure added to the the price of the graphics card), especially since the MacBook is already £2000 and do not give the performance that they should at all because of the lower TDP, especially when gaming, you will see much lower FPS. Even when not gaming, you are still seeing an up to 30% decrease in performance over the normal card. Just splurge that £2500 you need on a MacBook Pro and an eGPU for a pretty maxed out mini ITX PC and a decent portable display, you won't regret it.
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- Nick Tegrataker
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- 21 May 2021
YUKI93, 21 May 2021AMD CPUs never been able to support Thunderbolt connection ... moreI know, that's why I said "(even though it was expected) no TB4". Though most other companies make up for it by pairing it with GTX/RTX series Nvidia GPU. This one solely relies on its weak iGPU to perform all the graphically intensive tasks, which limits the target audience to casual/business users.
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- Anonymous
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- 21 May 2021
I'd rather have something more premium like a Matebook X Pro 16 inch version with Tiger Lake h45 8 core 16 threads and external Nvidia Gpu
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- ib2
- 21 May 2021
Nick Tegrataker, 20 May 2021Solid business laptop for sure. The lack of eGPU and (even ... moreAMD CPUs never been able to support Thunderbolt connection in the first place. If you really want or need Thunderbolt, you really have to go Intel.
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- ib2
- 21 May 2021
$1000 for an AMD laptop with the latest Ryzen CPU and HDMI port? Sounds tempting.
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- Anonymous
- 7X2
- 21 May 2021
nice finally a ryzen 5000 series counterpart.
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- jango
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- 20 May 2021
AnonD-844232, 20 May 2021hate keyboard .. so appley and arrow so tiny sorry to brake it to you but apple's keyboard design is on of the best out there. i think it's good that others are coping it, cause the majority of the notebooks with windows 10 have outdated keyboard that makes me not buy a notebook for that particular reason. and the numpad on the right is something i never used. it just gathered dust, so a notebook keyboard without a numpad is perfect for a notebook