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The Matebook 13's design has been one of the most

Aug. 25, 2018 by Kimberly Parks

The Matebook 13's design has been one of the most exciting features that Huawei has had so far. The Matebook 13 was revealed by Huawei in May, and it's pretty clear that the company's upcoming flagship model is about to get into production. The company has been making a major effort to get the Matebook 13 on the market, and it seems that while the design of the Matebook 13 may not be ready for production, it will be ready soon enough. As Huawei's VP of Worldwide Customer Experience, Jyoti Gomperi, says, "The Matebook 13 is a beautiful, premium laptop that will appeal to anyone looking for a compact, high-end laptop with high-end feel."

The Matebook 13 will ship this September. For more on the future of the Matebook 13, check out the slideshow below.Boris Johnson has said that if the UK leaves the European Union he will resign.

The former Prime Minister said that if he were to leave the EU he would take the country back to the UK, adding that "we would be in a position to negotiate with other countries and to negotiate better terms for the British people".

He said that he would look to do this in the future.

Mr Johnson made the comments while he was the UK's Trade Minister at the time, telling the Press Association's Sunday Politics programme: "I would like to do this. The British people are rightly anxious about the implications for businesses in the long term of the future prospects for trade in the EU.

"They want to see the UK remain in the EU - that is their ambition, and indeed the aspiration of the majority of the Leave campaigners, but they do not want us to leave.

"It is a fundamental question of whether we want to leave and whether we want to be part of the EU.

"We want to stay in the EU, and if they want us to stay in, it is very important for us to retain our membership, and this is a fundamental issue."

On Saturday, the British Prime Minister said he would not be standing down if the UK left the European Union.

He said: "I would not be standing down as Prime Minister if I was not in office. We can't leave - we need to negotiate better terms for the British people.

"I would not be standing down if I were not in office. I don't want any of us to be involved in business negotiations and I don