The Huawei Matebook X Pro laptop disappears from the Microsoft store, after the announcement that it will not continue to offer working with the Chinese company.
US companies are closing the doors to Huawei after Trump's veto of the company. Despite the fact that Trump has granted 90 days of 'grace' before the veto is applied. Despite this, some companies continue to withdraw support and products in stock from their stores. Microsoft has recalled the Huawei Matebook X Pro, which used the Windows 10 operating system, from its store. This laptop was presented and hit the market in February during MWC 19.
Microsoft withdraws the Huawei Matebook X Pro from its digital store
Huawei's laptop when using Windows 10 was available in the Microsoft digital store. This allowed anyone who wanted to compare it to finally receive it at home. The American company, before the US veto to the Chinese company, has withdrawn it. And that could still be 90 more days in the store, due to the postponement of the veto. Microsoft already announced that relations with Huawei were broken due to the veto against Huawei.
Unfortunately in the Microsoft store in the United States (and nowhere else) there is no Huawei laptop. Even if the user indicates that he wants to add it to the cart, it appears empty. Something that happens when he has retired, unfortunately.
Perhaps in autumn we can see these laptops again with the new Huawei operating system. Remember that in autumn they will have an operating system for PC, tablet, smartphone and other devices. They are even in talks with Aptoide to make it the official app store.
Google has ensured that Android updates in Huawei terminals already licensed will continue to be available. Microsoft has not given data, but it would be obliged to continue offering technical support for two years to the Huawei Matebook X Pro. Windows 10 updates will follow, as it is difficult to cut them for Huawei equipment.
Source: TheVerge
