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Sales in China will commence on December 1
Huawei has unveiled a series of desktop computers, the HM650, which operate on its proprietary HarmonyOS, as we have previously reported, and now further details have emerged.
The devices are targeted at corporate clients and commercial use. These are the company’s first desktop PCs utilizing HarmonyOS. The lineup includes the HM650 and HM650g models, along with a high-performance version known as the HM650g High-Performance Edition. Sales are set to begin in China on December 1.
All computers are based on the Kirin X90 system-on-chip. The higher-end configuration features a 10-core processor, 24 GB of RAM, a 512 GB SSD, and a 2 TB hard drive.
The base versions are equipped with 8- or 10-core variants of the Kirin X90, 16 GB of RAM, and SSDs ranging from 256 to 512 GB. Certain configurations also offer additional 1 TB HDDs and built-in Wi-Fi.
The price of the Huawei HM650 ranges from 7199 to 10,499 yuan (approximately 1100-1500 dollars). The more budget-friendly HM650g series is priced at 6899–7699 yuan.
The HM650g High-Performance Edition, featuring the 10-core Kirin X90, 16 GB of RAM, and a 512 GB SSD, will be available for 7199 yuan.
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