Consumer Tech

With Huawei's newly announced foldable phone Mate X2 gaining popularity, Xiaomi's similar device may not be far behind.

The Huawei Mate X2, the foldable smartphone recently announced by the Chinese tech giant, went up to RMB 99,999 ($15,496) on the second-hand market on its first day of sale on Thursday.

The product, likely to be called the DJI FPV Combo, is said to be capable of flying at speeds of up to 150 kilometers per hour.

Ni Fei, president of Chinese phone maker Nubia, said the screen of the upcoming Red Magic 6 will have a 400Hz touch sampling rate, which will enable it to handle touch operations quickly, while also enabling six-finger operation with the screen.

Chinese AI firm iFlytek has announced the X2, a tablet with a 10.3-inch e-ink display, priced at RMB 4,999 yuan ($774).

Chinese phone maker Nubia's Red Magic has joined the smartwatch market with a new smartwatch featuring a 1.39-inch AMOLED screen.

Chinese display maker BOE will be one of the main suppliers of OLED panels for the iPhone 13 model, according to Udn.com.

Kuo emphasized that the strong replacement demand for MacBooks will come primarily from the new model's specification and design changes, not just from working from home.

The Mate X2 is priced at RMB 17,999 for the 256GB version and RMB 18,999 for the 512GB version and will be available starting February 25.

The biggest change to the Mate X2 is the internal folding design instead of the external folding design of the previous two generations.