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ritzlal
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  #2544936 20-Aug-2020 09:41
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Thanks. Strange why they didn't just say sold out. 

 

Anyway, I guess I have "saved" $1899 ...for now :)




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  #2545346 20-Aug-2020 15:30
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Apparently there is a compliance issue but we may see them listed again soon.


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  #2545364 20-Aug-2020 16:01
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Please elaborate what you mean by compliance issue? With PB's backend or with the device itself?




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  #2545518 20-Aug-2020 18:27
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I received notification today that mine has shipped. I'm presuming that's both the laptop and tablet.

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  #2549603 25-Aug-2020 16:51
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It went around in circles in Auckland for a few days but finally arrived in regions today.

Looking forward to having a play tonight.

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  #2590470 22-Oct-2020 21:09
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This machine has gone on sale again to $1796 slightly lower than launch price minus the tablet.

 

https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/NBKHUA5301300/Huawei-Matebook-13-Ultrabook-13-IPS-QHD-Touchscree 

 

 

 

 

 

I'm thinking about getting one, wondering how those of you that have already got one are finding it? 


 
 
 

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  #2590492 22-Oct-2020 23:11
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I think it's a super-fast little machine. I have upgraded to Windows Pro (it comes with Windows Home) just so that I can have the Windows Sandbox feature enabled - it works like a charm. I also have Windows Application Guard enabled so I can have Microsoft Edge on a separate sandbox inside the main OS (unlike Windows Sandbox which is a full VM that completely disappears when you close it).

 

Also, it's WiFi is really good - consistently getting 650 Mbps speedtest results on a 900 Mbps fibre connection.





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  #2590498 23-Oct-2020 01:21
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What is your feeling about the build quality? I have been buying macbooks primarily for this reason with the strong aluminium case, hinges etc. but interested to know how Windows laptops are going these days in comparison.





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  #2590529 23-Oct-2020 08:39
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Up there with business high tier laptops really. No flimsy parts, satisfying lid closing. Robust.




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