HUAWEI readying a new Windows 10 desktop PC for launch outside China

Huawei is poised to launch its first desktop PC in a market beyond China. As spotted by HuaweiCentral, the Mate Station S could soon be available to purchase in Malaysia. HUAWEI’s touting the machine as a compact computer with a custom cooling system that ensures quiet operation and minimal throttling.

The Mate Station S differs vastly from the early desktop products, but it does seem to be a redesigned Mate Station B515 — a Windows machine it launched in China late last year.

While it features slightly tweaked aesthetics, the Mate Station S also runs an AMD Ryzen 5 4600G CPU mated to 8GB of DDR4 3,200MHz RAM and 256GB of M.2 SSD storage. There are additional expansion slots, too. It’s unclear what firm supplies the motherboard or if it’s a HUAWEI-developed unit. The Mate Station S also runs Windows 10, which should make it a much more attractive proposition beyond China.

Huawei’s not chiefly targeting individual buyers, though. The Mate Station S still includes a serial port at its rear, pointing to its utility as a business-orientated machine. A VGA port and HDMI port are your video output options, while a USB-C port is available up front. Wireless options feature too, including Bluetooth 5.0 and dual-band Wi-Fi.

Huawei’s also selling the Mate Station S bundled with a 23.8-inch display and an optional smart keyboard. The latter packs HUAWEI’s one-tap sharing compatibility with its mobile devices, and a fingerprint scanner.

There’s no word on pricing for the HUAWEI Mate Station S just yet. While the PC is listed on HUAWEI’s Malaysian store, pricing and availability details are absent. WinFuture reports that the system is set to launch in Europe in June for Є649 (~$771). We contacted HUAWEI to clarify whether the Mate Station S would be available in other global markets, but the company didn’t comment on launch plans.

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