by Antonio Delgado Make 25 minutes …

HMD, the company that currently holds the rights to use the Nokia brand in the market for smartphones and other devices, has announced the launch of the notebook Nokia PureBook X 14 , a model of 14 inches with FullHD screen and support for Dolby Vision, one of the HDR content standards.

The Nokia Purebook X 14 hides a Core i5 10210 U together with 8 GB of DDR4

Inside it is equipped with an Intel Core i5 of the last generation, the modest Core i5 – 10210 U with Integrated GPU, accompanied by 8 GB of DDR4 memory and an NVMe M.2 SSD of 512 GB. All this is integrated into a body made of Manganese and Aluminum alloy.

The keyboard features single-color LED backlighting and has a pretty decent 1.4mm key travel. It is also accompanied by a multi-gesture touchpad and an infrared camera for facial identification. It does not have WiFi 6, conforming to WiFi 5 and Bluetooth 5.1.

In terms of physical connectivity, it offers two USB-A 3.1 (3.2 gen 2), a USB-A 2.0 and a USB-C 3.1 (3.2 gen 2), plus Gigabit Ethernet, microphone input and output and HDMI output. All this with only 1.1 kg of weight with its battery of 46, 7 whr and some measures of 320, 2 x 59, 5 x 16, 8 mm.

The Nokia PureBook X 14 will arrive throughout this month, but only the Indian market, the country where they will focus their efforts to try to compete in that emerging market. The price of the Purebook X 14 It is 59. 990 rupees, about 670 euros to change.

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