At Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2016, Huawei launched its MateBook, a two-in-one device designed to meet the evolving demands of today’s modern business users.

Building on Huawei’s success in delivering powerful high-end mobile consumer devices, the MateBook defines itself as a mobile productivity tool that “seamlessly integrates mobility, high efficiency, work and entertainment.”

The MateBook is answering the demand for portable, stylish smart devices that allow users to stay connected in any setting. “Designed as a total solution for consumers who enjoy the flexibility of a convertible device, the MateBook is a premium product that perfectly balances mobility, productivity and design,” the company stated.

“With this device, Huawei is demonstrating our industry-leading design and manufacturing expertise by bringing a beautifully crafted flagship product to market that is redefining the new style of business – connected computing across all devices in almost every scenario,” said Richard Yu, CEO, Huawei Consumer Business Group.

“Huawei has successfully channeled its comprehensive experience and excellence in building premium mobile products into the needs of the modern business environment by introducing a highly efficient device, seamlessly capable of integrating work and entertainment functions,” he added.

With the MateBook, Huawei is continuing its strategy of partnering with the most innovative market leaders. The device features a 6th Generation Intel Core m-series processor to handle the most rigorous business demands in a stylish, thin and lightweight fanless design.

“This is an exciting time for Huawei to enter the market with its powerful new MateBook,” said Kirk Skaugen, SVP and GM, client computing group, Intel Corporation.

“Our collaboration with Huawei offers consumers a new way to experience Windows 10 on a beautifully designed device,” said Peter Han, VP, worldwide OEM marketing, Microsoft Corp.

“Our relationship with Huawei is a great example of the growing ecosystem of premium portable Windows 10 devices,” he added.