Huawei uses Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2018 to launch a laptop-- the MateBook X Pro, a super-slim offering featuring thin bezels with what the company claims is a 91% screen-to-body ratio.
The MateBook X Pro features a 13.9-inch 3000 x 2000 resolution touchscreen with a Surface-style 3:2 aspect ratio. It is covered in anti-fingerprint coated Gorilla Glass with 260ppi, 100% sRGB gamut, 450 nits maximum brightness and 1500:1 contrast ratio. The aforementioned thin bezels do not allow for a webcam, meaning the camera is hidden between the keyboard's F6 and F7 function keys. It pops up at when pressed, and promises visual privacy when not in use.
The Windows 10 Lenovo offerings come in Flex and Yoga flavours. All feature hinges supporting Laptop, Tent, Stand and Tablet modes (making them convertible devices), carry Intel Core i7 processors and support the Lenovo Active Pen stylus. The Flex 14 is a 14-inch number with GeForce MX130 graphics, up to 16GB DDR4 RAM, 512GB SSD storage and a battery promising up to 10 hours of use on a single charge.
As seen at the show, the Tooz smart glasses feature a display inside the right arm of the frame. It projects onto a mirror before reflecting on a lens cut in the middle of the right eyepiece. The glasses support a combination of touch, gesture and button controls, with cameras (or without), augmented reality, 5G, no cellular connectivity, wifi or Bluetooth, allowing partners to build a custom smart glasses solution.
Released back in 1996, the 8110 was, of course, most famous for the spring-loaded slider-- it is the chief reason it was Neo's phone of choice, after all (that, and Nokia was the biggest phone maker at the time). The 2018 update retains the mechanism, as well as the bright yellow colour that garnered it the "banana" nickname. The black colour seen in The Matrix remains an option, though.
The Mu one can be used with all devices, including USB-C laptops such as the latest Apple MacBooks. It is the brainchild of Min-Kyu Choi, the creator of a 
