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Huawei will launch its next-gen foldable phone Mate X2 on February 22​

Chinese tech giant Huawei will unveil its next-generation folding flagship Mate X2 on February 22, which will be powered by Kirin 9000 processor.

A teaser image posted by the company on Weibo on Wednesday showed that the phone will feature an inward-folding design.

According to chinastarmarket.cn, the MateX2 lens suppliers are Sunny Optical and Ofilm, and the screen supplier is Samsung.

In addition, Weibo digital blogger @数码闲聊站 released renders of the Mate X2 engineering prototype, showing that the device has no openings on the main screen, and there are openings reserved for two cameras on the top left of the secondary screen.

Huawei will launch its next-gen foldable phone Mate X2 on February 22-cnTechPost


The phone will have an 8.01-inch main screen with a resolution of 2480 x 2200, previous reports said. It will have a 6.45-inch external secondary screen with a resolution of 2700 x 1160. Screen suppliers are said to include Samsung and BOE.

The phone is expected to feature a four-camera combination of 50MP + 16MP + 12MP + 8MP, which also includes a periscopic telephoto lens with 10x hybrid optical zoom.

In addition, the phone has a built-in 4400mAh battery and a body size of 161.8 x 145.8 x 8.2mm.
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I will say it once and I will say it again. One of China's recent successes is the building of deeper economic ties with countries like Indonesia, completely under America's radar. It is in China's interest to elevate Indonesia into a second great manufacturing powerhouse, which would also be a consumer for affordable high tech Chinese products. A strong, independent, and technologically advanced Indonesia could help balance China's complementary interests in both Indian Ocean and Australasian spheres.

If possible, China should attempt to elevate its friendship and strategic partnership to levels approaching Pakistan, including sharing multiple streams of china's technological stack. China needs to look past ethnic tensions against Chinese in Indonesia, the threat to Chinese civilization today does not come from Asia or Europe, but from China's greatest adversary the United States.
 
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I will say it once and I will say it again. One of China's recent successes is the building of deeper economic ties with countries like Indonesia, completely under America's radar. It is in China's interest to elevate Indonesia into a second great manufacturing powerhouse, which would also be a consumer for affordable high tech Chinese products. A strong, independent, and technologically advanced Indonesia could help balance China's complementary interests in both Indian Ocean and Australasian spheres.

If possible, China should attempt to elevate its friendship and strategic partnership to levels approaching Pakistan, including sharing multiple streams of china's technological stack. China needs to look past ethnic tensions against Chinese in Indonesia, the threat to Chinese civilization today does not come from Asia or Europe, but from China's greatest adversary the United States.
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Elevating the livelihood of the indigenous people will also work for the local Chinese.
 
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Ladies and gentlemen, as many of you remember, I made a commitment last year to purchase at least $1,000 worth of Chinese technology products each month in perpetuity, to support the chinese economy and help do my bit for ensure china's technological independence.

I now have something to take up my budget for the next 5 months... 2 qubits isn't much but its a worthwhile conversation piece to say I am also as hobbyist in quantum computing.
 
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Ladies and gentlemen, as many of you remember, I made a commitment last year to purchase at least $1,000 worth of Chinese technology products each month in perpetuity, to support the chinese economy and help do my bit for ensure china's technological independence.

I now have something to take up my budget for the next 5 months... 2 qubits isn't much but its a worthwhile conversation piece to say I am also as hobbyist in quantum computing.
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localizer said:
Woah did not know this was a thing


Need to go to Hainan next time.
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Would it be possible to build a bridge?
 
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