HUAWEI has released the Intel version of its MateBook D 14 laptop in South Africa, bringing the performance of Intel hardware to the familiar lightweight and affordable MateBook D range.
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So what should you know about the new MateBook D 14?
A familiar sleek, lightweight form factor
HUAWEI’s MateBook family is made for easy portability and ultimate productivity. The new MateBook D 14 is no different in this regard, featuring a lightweight form factor that is both stylish and sleek.
Weighing only 1.38kg, the laptop offers a generous 14-inch FullView IPS display. And with an 84% screen-to-body ratio and minimal 4.8mm bezels, you still have a lot of screen to work with on the lightweight device.
There are also familiar HUAWEI innovations that add to the experience, including a recessed webcam in the keyboard, a fingerprint sensor for security, and the inclusion of HUAWEI’s VIP Service when you purchase the device.
Upgraded with Intel
The major difference with the new HUAWEI MateBook D 14 is its internal hardware. It features a 10th-generation Intel i5 processor to deliver enhanced performance.
However, it also comes with a NVIDIA GeForce MX250 discrete graphics card, bringing the extra power needed to perform more complex tasks.
According to HUAWEI, users can enjoy up to 3.5 times faster image and video editing & processing when compared to integrated graphics.
It also comes with 8GB of DDR4 RAM and 512GB of SSD storage.
A laptop for those on the move
Whether you’re on the move or need a laptop that can power through load shedding, the HUAWEI MateBook D 14 is equipped to last.
The 56Wh battery allows you to watch videos for up to 10 hours. When it comes to charging, you can enjoy the speed of HUAWEI SuperCharge technology.
HUAWEI MateBook D 14 with Intel price in South Africa
Even with upgraded hardware, the MateBook D 14 retains its focus on affordability, making it a great laptop for students and young professionals.
The HUAWEI MateBook D14 is priced at R16 999 and is available at the HUAWEI Store (Online), Incredible Connection, Takealot, and Vodacom.
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