Tag: china-tech
Honor Unveils MagicBook X14 Plus and X16 Plus with Intel Panther Lake and 120Hz Displays
Honor launches new MagicBook X14 Plus and X16 Plus laptops featuring Intel Panther Lake processors and 120Hz displays, targeting MacBook Air competitors.
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Huawei Expands Enjoy 90 Series with New Enjoy 90m Plus Smartphone Featuring Large Battery
Huawei adds the Enjoy 90m Plus to its smartphone lineup, offering a sizable battery and joining the Enjoy 90 series.
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HUAWEI Mate 80 Pro Marks a More Traditional Approach Amidst Global Market Challenges
HUAWEI Mate 80 Pro arrives with a conservative design, facing delays and limited innovation on the global stage compared to P-series phones.
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Chuwi Faces Fresh Allegations of CPU Downgrades in Laptops
Chuwi is accused again of swapping advertised Ryzen processors for less powerful models in laptops, raising concerns about transparency.
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China Aims to Boost Domestic Chip Manufacturing Equipment to 70% by Next Year
China plans to raise the share of domestically made chip production equipment to 70% by next year amid efforts to reduce reliance on foreign technology.
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ByteDance Commits to Protecting Hollywood Actors and Characters from AI Replication in Seedance 2.0
ByteDance pledges to implement safeguards in Seedance 2.0 to prevent unauthorized copying of Hollywood actors and characters by its AI video generator.
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China’s Semiconductor Industry Advances Amid Geopolitical Challenges
China’s semiconductor sector continues to evolve, making strides in computer hardware despite ongoing international sanctions.
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Vivo Expands X200 Lineup with New X200T Featuring Dimensity 9400+ and Triple 50MP Cameras
Vivo launches the X200T, a new addition to its X200 series with Dimensity 9400+, Zeiss triple 50MP cameras, and a 6200mAh battery with fast charging.
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Leading Chinese Humanoid Robot Maker Admits Machines Are Half as Effective as Humans
UBTech, a top Chinese robotics manufacturer, acknowledges its humanoid robots operate at just 30-50% of human efficiency, highlighting ongoing development challenges.
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