Elevate Your Tech Lifestyle with HUAWEI Latest Productivity Power House & Audio Marvel

Get ready for a fusion of tech and style as Huawei launches the much-anticipated HUAWEI MatePad Pro 13.2”, and the powerhouse HUAWEI MateBook D 16, alongside HUAWEI FreeClip and HUAWEI WATCH GT 4 41mm Light Gold. Leading the way in this technological revolution is the featherlight and ultra-sleek HUAWEI MatePad Pro 13.2” that is as stylish as it is functional, making it an essential addition to the consumers’ lifestyle.

Creation is a universal pursuit; where Huawei gives users tools to unleash their creativity with remarkable ease in line with the event’s ‘Creation of Beauty’ theme. Known as one of the thinnest and lightest 13-inch large-sized tablets in the industry, the HUAWEI MatePad Pro 13.2” integrates with industry-leading features that make it a productivity-boosting device capable of performing a wide range of office tasks and creative work – which will certainly take on-the-go creation to a whole new level.

HUAWEI Matepad Pro 13.2” Introduced As The Thinnest and Lightest Large Screen Tablet In the Industry

The HUAWEI MatePad Pro 13.2" introduces a captivating design with two colour options – the Golden Black and Green. The tablet’s vast flexible OLED screen comes on a wafer-thin 5.5 mm thick and 580 g body, and is surrounded by 3.4 mm bezels to produce a staggering 94% screen-to-body ratio. It is the thinnest tablet that’s ever been made with the narrowest bezels and highest screen-to-body ratio. The tablet’s HUAWEI X-True™ Display and HUAWEI SOUND™ system interact with a wealth of enriching apps and technologies to bring wholly immersive audio-visual entertainment.

The tablet works seamlessly with world’s first consumer device powered by NearLink technology1, HUAWEI M-Pencil (3rd generation) that will ensure a seamless and responsive writing experience, while promising low latency, precise lines and adaptive pressure. The tablet's expansive 13.2" screen is further optimised for multi-tasking with its multi-window capabilities, providing a dynamic and efficient user interface.

Enhancing productivity, the tablet supports the PC-Level WPS Office, enabling users to efficiently edit documents and presentations. HUAWEI MatePad Pro 13.2” is equipped with 10100 mAh battery capacity, 88W wired HUAWEI SuperCharge technology ensuring swift charging by reaching 85% in just 40 minutes.

Tech Talent Development Programme by Strateq Group - Help to Further Propel Malaysia’s RM360 Bil ICT Industry

The renowned integrated enterprise solutions and services provider - Strateq Group has launched a new Technology Talent Development Programme that looks to utilise a holistic industry and academic approach to ICT skills development with the aim of propelling Malaysia towards a knowledge-based economy driven by local talents that is less reliant on foreign skilled talent.

The Technology Talent Development Programme particularly takes aim at Malaysia’s Information and Communications Technology (ICT) industry which currently contributes approximately 23.2% to Malaysia’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) or equivalent to RM360 billion. While Malaysia boasts over 1.2 million ICT employees close to 200,000 are foreign employees representing some to RM18.65 billion loss in wages and a 5.2% loss in GDP.

Through the programme, Strateq is focused on helping the nation close this gap by building local talent within the sector. In rolling out the Programme, Strateq is collaborating with prominent partners from across the industrial, governance and academic spectrums. Amongst the collaborative partners are PETRONAS Digital Berhad, QSR Brands, Universiti Putra Malaysia, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Human Resources Development Corporation (HRD Corp), Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) and PIKOM. Besides, Strateq also envisioned to work with more local agencies as the programme grows and gain tractions.

Commenting on the announcement event at One World Hotel not long ago, Datuk Tan Seng Kit, Group Managing Director of Strateq Group said, “ICT is one of the main contributors to Malaysia’s economy and this will only increase as technology and digitalisation permeates every aspect of business and lives. To truly capitalise on this potential, we must address the talent gap within the industry – especially at a local level. Malaysia has immense potential to be unlocked, it simply would take the right effort from the right parties – this Technology Talent Development Programme is just that.”