Huawei unveils groundbreaking smartwatches, newest tablets

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Huawei unveils groundbreaking smartwatches, newest tablets

2024-09-22 14:20 Last Updated At：16:37

Huawei Technologies unveiled its ground-breaking smartwatches and newest tablets at a product launch event in Barcelona, Spain on Thursday.

The tech giant released cutting-edge smartwatches,including the HUAWEI WATCH GT 5 Series and the HUAWEI WATCH D2.

The HUAWEI WATCH GT 5 Series is one of the first smartwatches equipped with the HUAWEI TruSense System. Its upgraded sensor and improved algorithms enable the watch series to generate health and fitness tracking results that are faster, more accurate, and more comprehensive.

Meanwhile, the HUAWEI WATCH D2 features the world's first wrist-based ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM) device approved by the National Medical Products Administration in China and the Medical Device Regulation (MDR) in Europe.

With a brand-new TruSense system bolstered by a high-precision pressure sensor, mini pump, and inflatable airbag, the watch delivers 24-hour accurate blood pressure measurements.

The HUAWEI MatePad Pro 12.2-inch and HUAWEI MatePad 12 X tablets were also released at the event.

The MatePad Pro 12.2-inch features a vibrant Tandem OLED PaperMatte Display. With up to 2,000 nits of brightness, it delivers stunning visuals for outdoor creativity, ensuring clarity and brilliance in bright sunlight, according to Huawei.

Research center dedicated to China's Xia, Shang dynasties starts construction in Luoyang

2024-09-22 15:35 Last Updated At：16:07

A new archaeological research center dedicated to China's Xia (2070-1600 BC) and Shang (around 1600 -1046 BC) dynasties started construction in Luoyang City, central China's Henan Province on Saturday.

Covering a total area of around 52,000 square meters, the archaeological research center will be built at the visitor center of the Erlitou Archaeological Site Park and the adjacent northern area.

Discovered in 1959 by late Chinese historian Xu Xusheng, Erlitou is of great reference value for studying the origins of Chinese civilization, the rise of kingdoms, the regulation of ancient capitals and other major issues related to the development of Chinese civilization. Tens of thousands of items have been unearthed at the Erlitou site. With a total investment of about 233 million yuan (around 33.04 million U.S. dollars), the research center will mainly include facilities for comprehensive archaeological research, specimen storage, and cultural relics restoration.

The research center is scheduled to be put into use in 2025.