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You Can Get the Huawei MateBook for RM4,500 Off If You’re Quick

by Andrew Cheng
January 19, 2018
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Huawei’s first-ever Windows 10 machine, the Huawei MateBook, will be available for purchase at a steal this coming Monday. Usually retailing at a whopping RM5,399, you can get the tablet (along with a couple of neat accessories) for only RM1,599.

Of course, there is a catch to this very good deal: you can only get the MateBook at that price point in a flash sale happening next week. On top of that, there are limited units up for grabs – it’s safe to assume you’ll have to be quick to enjoy this promotion.

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On top of the MateBook itself, this promotion also bundles in the MateDock as well as the MatePen; collectively, all three of these items go for RM6,167. Essentially, you’re saving a whopping RM4,568. Then again, it’s worth noting that the MateBook was released back in 2016, but this is still a very good deal.

In terms of specifications, the MateBook comes with a 12-inch 2160 x 1440 IPS touch display, a sixth generation Intel Core m5 processor paired with 8GB of RAM, as well as a 256GB SSD. It also comes with a 4,430mAh battery – which can supposedly provide up to 10 hours of usage – and a 5MP front-facing camera.

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The flash sale for the Huawei MateBook will be happening this Monday on 22 January. Set to begin from 3PM onwards, you’d have to be quick to get the tablet for only RM1,599. You can place your order here once the flash sale has started.

(Source: Facebook (Huawei Mobile))

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