ONEMIX 4S finally launches as One Netbook 4S with Intel Core i3-1210U and Core i7-1250U processors

One-netbook is finally promoting the ONEMIX 4S, a modest upgrade over the One Mix 4. Published in August, One-netbook has since re-branded the ONEMIX 4S as the One Netbook 4S. The machine aloof depends on Intel Alder Lake-U series processors though, and aspects a 10.1-crawl IPS elaborate with a 16:10 component ratio. Apparently, the One Netbook 4S retains its predecessor’s elaborate, with One-netbook bringing up that it also operates natively at 2,560 x 1,600 pixels and helps 2,048 stress ranges.

Additionally, the One Netbook 4S has a 38.5 Wh battery that helps forty five W charging, a fingerprint scanner mounted within its energy button and a 227 x 157 x 17 mm chassis that weighs 770 g. All devices characteristic the same I/O too, with single USB 3.0 Form-C, USB 3.2 Form-C, USB 4 Form-C connections, as neatly as a 3.5 mm audio jack and MicroSD card reader. Likewise, One-netbook equips all devices with 16 GB of LPDDR5-5200 RAM, even though the One Netbook 4S product page suggests that there’ll seemingly be 8 GB of RAM alternatives at final.

One-netbook sells the One Netbook 4S in three configurations, with two known as the One Netbook 4S Platinum. At this time, essentially the most payment-efficient SKU starts at US$899, for which One-netbook entails an Intel Core i3-1210U processor, 16 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage. The same configuration will seemingly be purchased with a retaining case for a US$29 surcharge. Alternatively, One-netbook gives the One Netbook 4S as the Platinum version with the Core i7-1250U. On the time of writing, this processor possibility comes with 1 TB or 2 TB of storage from US$1,199 and US$1,299, respectively.

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