Today, Huawei has launched the HUAWEI MatePad 11.5 S 2026 in Malaysia, expanding its tablet lineup. Positioned between work and creativity, the new MatePad aims to replace traditional notebooks with a digital-first workflow powered by upgraded display technology and PC-level tools.

During the CES 2026 event, it was GIGBYTE's turn to unveil its expanded AI PC strategy. Introducing a redesigned GiMATE interface alongside a new generation of AI-powered gaming laptops, the updated GiMATE experience focuses on clearer navigation, real-time system insights, and faster decision-making, reinforcing GIGABYTE’s push toward adaptive, user-centric AI computing across its laptop lineup.

The year-end holiday is over, and it's back to the grind. With the new year, you might be thinking of getting new gear and equipment for work. But have you thought of ditching laptops for a more portable tablet? Introducing the HUAWEI MatePad 12 X (2026), a super slim tablet with PC-level performance and apps. Let's take a quick look at what it offers.

Besides the Huawei Mate XTs revealed yesterday, Huawei also announced a new tablet. The company's latest slate is the MatePad Mini, a smaller 8.8-inch tablet powered by HarmonyOS. At this size, it's more like a large smartphone, so what makes it different? Let's find out.

As previously reported, Huawei launched its next flagship smartphone on 4 September 2025. The company's newest Mate XTs offers small upgrades over the Mate XT, but no changes in design. What can we expect from this new model? Below is an overview.

The HUAWEI MatePad 11.5 PaperMatte Edition (2025) (priced at RM1,599) redefines on-the-go productivity by delivering a PC-level experience in a lightweight tablet. Its innovative PaperMatte Display and HUAWEI M-Pencil provide a natural, paper-like feel for creative work, while a robust 10,100 mAh battery ensures all-day power. Be sure to pre-order between August 19 and August 26 to receive gifts worth up to RM698!

Many people purchase tablets instead of laptops these days, using them for work or entertainment. In particular, HUAWEI has a wide selection of tablets for productivity. The company's latest tablet is the HUAWEI MatePad 11.5 PaperMatte Edition (2025), a refresh of the model first launched in 2023.

Once again, Huawei Malaysia releases another MatePad variant. This time, the Huawei MatePad 11.5 PaperMatte Edition 2025 is making a splash with PaperMatte Display and the usual PC-level productivity functions, built for creators, students and everyday multitaskers.

In China, Huawei released its latest MatePad Air (2025) as a featherweight productivity tablet. With a sleek aluminium build and AI-enhanced software, this new MatePad caters to creatives, students, and mobile professionals alike.

Starting 1 July 2025 at 10:00?AM, passengers at Kuala Lumpur International Airport (KLIA) can once again use the KLIA Aerotrain, which connects the Main Terminal to Satellite Terminal A.