 Hey everybody, this is Sean with The Verge and this is the Huawei MateBook. Now at first glance this looks just like almost any other 2-in-1, but with a closer inspection there's actually some really cool stuff going on here. First of all, it's 6.9mm thick, which is about the same thickness as you'd find on an iPhone 6, and it's only 640 grams, so it's pretty light considering that you have a 12-inch LCD screen here. The LCD screen takes up about 84% of the entire device. You can see the bezels are actually pretty thin around here, and you get a 2160x1440 resolution, so not 4K, but still looks really nice. Beyond that, Huawei's put dual speakers here on the top that use Dolby Surround sound, but maybe the coolest thing about this is that the volume rocker on the side actually borrows the fingerprint sensor from the Mate 8 phone. Huawei's touting that this takes a two or three step process to wake a PC down to one. It's also got a USB Type-C port, and Huawei's going to be selling a dock with a whole bunch of different adapters for that. Inside it's going to have options for Intel's newest Core M3, 5, or 7 processors, and it's going to also be available with Windows 10 Home or Windows 10 Pro. Huawei says it's going to get about nine hours of battery life if you run HD video straight through, up to 13 if you're just doing things like browsing or listening to music, so you can expect an average of about 10 hours on the MateBook. Now the keyboard is extremely thin, and the glass trackpad actually moves around really well, feels really nice. Now another thing that Huawei's going to be doing to bump up the productivity of the MateBook is selling what it's calling the Mate Pen. You can expect this to work basically just like the Surface Pen with the Surface Book or a pencil with the iPad Pro. It's got 2048 levels of pressure, so it draws really accurately and reproduces your handwriting really well. It also has buttons on it that can do things like quick launch apps like OneNote. The pen connects via Bluetooth, so you can use it to control PowerPoint presentations, and it even has a laser pointer in the back. Now Huawei's going to be selling the MateBook, the Mate Pen, and the dock in different bundles, depending on whatever region you live in, a little later this year. So head to theverge.com to find all the details on pricing and availability, and make sure you go to youtube.com slash theverge and click subscribe.
 Hey everybody, this is Sean with The Verge and this is the Huawei MateBook.
 Now at first glance this looks just like almost any other 2-in-1, but with a closer inspection
 there's actually some really cool stuff going on here.
 First of all, it's 6.9mm thick, which is about the same thickness as you'd find on an iPhone
 6, and it's only 640 grams, so it's pretty light considering that you have a 12-inch
 LCD screen here.
 The LCD screen takes up about 84% of the entire device.
 You can see the bezels are actually pretty thin around here, and you get a 2160x1440
 resolution, so not 4K, but still looks really nice.
 Beyond that, Huawei's put dual speakers here on the top that use Dolby Surround sound,
 but maybe the coolest thing about this is that the volume rocker on the side actually
 borrows the fingerprint sensor from the Mate 8 phone.
 Huawei's touting that this takes a two or three step process to wake a PC down to one.
 It's also got a USB Type-C port, and Huawei's going to be selling a dock with a whole bunch
 of different adapters for that.
 Inside it's going to have options for Intel's newest Core M3, 5, or 7 processors, and it's
 going to also be available with Windows 10 Home or Windows 10 Pro.
 Huawei says it's going to get about nine hours of battery life if you run HD video straight
 through, up to 13 if you're just doing things like browsing or listening to music, so you
 can expect an average of about 10 hours on the MateBook.
 Now the keyboard is extremely thin, and the glass trackpad actually moves around really
 well, feels really nice.
 Now another thing that Huawei's going to be doing to bump up the productivity of the
 MateBook is selling what it's calling the Mate Pen.
 You can expect this to work basically just like the Surface Pen with the Surface Book
 or a pencil with the iPad Pro.
 It's got 2048 levels of pressure, so it draws really accurately and reproduces your handwriting
 really well.
 It also has buttons on it that can do things like quick launch apps like OneNote.
 The pen connects via Bluetooth, so you can use it to control PowerPoint presentations,
 and it even has a laser pointer in the back.
 Now Huawei's going to be selling the MateBook, the Mate Pen, and the dock in different bundles,
 depending on whatever region you live in, a little later this year.
 So head to theverge.com to find all the details on pricing and availability, and make sure
 you go to youtube.com slash theverge and click subscribe.