Under Intel’s NUC, or Next Unit of Computing, hitherto, very small computers smaller than the ITX size have been adapted. Now, however, Intel has decided to release a NUC-branded whitebook.

Developed under the code name Bishop County, the Intel NUC M 11 Laptop Kit is a so-called whitebook laptop. In this case, the Whitebook means an almost Barebone solution for Intel partners and customers, where Intel has designed the assembly chassis, motherboard, and other components and the customer selects or adds only certain components they want.

The heart of NUC M 15 beats Intel 11. generation Core processor with Iris Xe graphics controller and the laptop is designed to fit the requirements of the Intel Evo brand. However, Intel’s partners and customers must ensure that the end product also continues to hit the dimensions of the Evo brand, meaning that major changes to laptops cannot be made.

According to AnandTech, the first NUC M 16 laptop is Schenker’s Vision 15. Its 11, the 6-inch screen offers touch support as well as its maximum 450 the brightness of the staple. The laptop is equipped with a Core i7 – 1165 G7 processor, 250 gigabyte LPDDR4X – 4266 – memory and Samsung 250 GB 970 Evo Plus SSD drive, but you can also configure a PCIe 4.0 980 Pro SSD drive if you wish.

The laptop has two USB Type-C USB4 / Thunderbolt 4 connectors, one on each side, each of which supports charging the laptop. In addition, the laptop has two USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A connectors, an HDMI connector and a combined headphone and microphone connector. Connections are successful according to Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.1 standards. According to the site, Schenker has not yet applied for a final Evo blessing for its laptop, at least not yet, but the laptop meets its conditions.

Deliveries of laptops based on Intel’s NUC M Kit will be started in January next year.Source: Intel