Honor is working on the development of an AI-powered PC that will rival Apple’s MacBooks.
Honor is gearing up for an expansion of its product lineup at MWC 2024. Recently, the company has disclosed its plans to introduce a computer integrated with advanced artificial intelligence capabilities, aiming to rival the MacBook.
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Artificial intelligence is increasingly being incorporated into a wide range of technologies, such as smartphones and computers. In order to stay competitive,
Given that artificial intelligence heavily depends on robust hardware, it is reasonable to anticipate the involvement of an exceedingly high-performance hardware package.
Moreover, the inclusion of functions that are not typically found in conventional personal computers, coupled with the enhanced performance of existing ones, is also a factor to be taken into account. Nevertheless, all of these advancements come at a price.
The brand has additionally declared its intention to reveal the Magic 6 series of mobile devices and the Magic V2 RSR foldable smartphones during the event scheduled for February 25.
The Honor Magic 6 and Honor Magic 6 Pro were recently launched in China. These devices run on MagicOS 8.0, a customized version of Android 14, and are powered by Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC for top-notch performance. Moreover, the Honor Magic V2 RSR is a special variant of the Magic V2 foldable phone, boasting the renowned Porsche Design branding.
The initial price for the Honor Magic 6 starts at CNY 4,399, offering 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage. Conversely, the Honor Magic 6 Pro is priced at CNY 5,699 for the base configuration with 12GB of RAM and 256GB of storage.
These latest additions to the Magic 6 series feature MagicOS 8.0, a customized Android 14 interface, and are powered by Qualcomm’s cutting-edge Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 SoC. They sport an LTPO OLED display and are equipped with a triple rear camera setup.
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