HDC 2026‘s third day was all about HarmonyOS Office and computers and during the event, Huawei confirmed that a new Desktop PC is coming this September with prominent upgrades. The device is in the making and will soon enter the testing phase.
Zhu Dongdong – the President of Huawei Consumer Tablet and PC Product Line, announced on June 14 that the company will launch a commercial HarmonyOS Desktop PC in September this year.
The chief also said that the new device is under planning at present. It will step into the testing and then undergo a trial commercial round by July or August 2026.
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Last year, Huawei ultimately introduced its self-developed HarmonyOS PCs on the stage. From a standard model to the world’s first-ever 18-inch folding computer, the company pre-installed all new MateBooks with HarmonyOS software system.
After the consumer product, Huawei also launched the first HarmonyOS commercial PC – Qingyun HM940. Looks like the Chinese tech maker is now planning to further expand its “self-made OS” computer lineup this year with new creations.
The executive did not disclose any details about the upcoming PC. Though it has given a speculated time to witness the new device. Perhaps we may get more insights into this computer in the coming days.
Zhu also noted that the operating system for the Qingyun HarmonyOS PC is different from that of the consumer-based notebooks. This time, the new OS version will undergo many more modifications to the interface, bringing an easier experience.
Besides, the company will implement a special security chip. The exact purpose of this addition is currently unclear. However, things will soon be out of the mist.
