Alibaba unveiled the Qwen Book laptop series at the Apsara conference. The device features a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor and runs on the Android-based Qwen Desktop OS, which is designed for AI agent integration.
The laptop supports stylus-based presentation creation, where the stylus acts as a microphone for voice commands. Users can sync content with smartphones for remote collaboration and approval.
The company introduced Qwen Glasses N1 and N1 Pro. The Pro model includes eye-tracking, object recognition, and iris-based payment authentication. The N1 features a 50-megapixel camera.
Qwen Clip wireless headphones, developed with Bose, support real-time translation and voice-based task management. Pre-orders began on September 22, with sales starting October 13.
The QwenNote A2 voice recorder uses six microphones to capture speech from up to 8 meters away. It features a 4G modem, weighs 67 grams, and integrates with the QwenWork platform.
The QwenNote A2 offers up to 18 days of standby time and 40 hours of continuous processing. It is available in China via Tmall for $178 since September 22.
