Group 1 - Huawei recently announced the repair costs for its newly launched foldable laptop, MateBook Fold, with the standard price for a new screen component reaching 14,879 yuan [1] - Customers can enjoy a discounted price of 13,079 yuan if they return the original old part for recycling, while a refurbished screen can be replaced for only 9,197 yuan [1] - Within two years of purchase, customers are entitled to one screen replacement service, with the cost for a new screen at 6,539 yuan and a refurbished screen at 4,589 yuan [1] Group 2 - The starting price for the MateBook Fold is 23,999 yuan, and the cost of replacing its screen is comparable to purchasing multiple Huawei Mate70 Pro or nova14 Ultra devices [2] - The MateBook Fold features the world's largest dual-layer OLED display with a peak brightness of 1,600 nits and a contrast ratio of 2 million:1, utilizing commercial LTPO technology for a 30% energy efficiency improvement [2] - The device's screen has a 92% screen-to-body ratio and supports HDR Vivid adaptive color mapping and P3 wide color gamut management [2] Group 3 - The laptop is equipped with a 285mm hinge, which is the largest size in the world, overcoming deformation issues associated with large hinges [3] - The hinge is made using advanced technology, consisting of a main shaft and a three-segment pivot [3] Group 4 - The high repair costs are attributed to the expensive components, with the 18-inch dual-layer OLED display costing over 5,000 yuan and the hinge component costing at least 2,000 yuan [4] - Comparatively, the hinge costs for OPPO's Find N and vivo's X Fold are significantly lower, indicating a higher cost structure for Huawei's components [4] - The assembly yield rate for foldable screen hinges varies, with good designs achieving over 70% yield, while some may drop to 40-50% [4] Group 5 - Other repair costs for the MateBook Fold include a motherboard repair at 7,399 yuan (discounted to 5,209 yuan), while other components have repair prices generally under 1,000 yuan [4]