'Dynabook,' the consumer electronics corporation that was known as Toshiba from 1958 to 2018, has unveiled the 'Portégé X40L-K' ultra-lightweight laptop. This laptop weighs only 2.3 pounds in its entirety, meaning it is a competitor to weight-focused products such as the 'Macbook Air' and the 'LG Gram,' which are both incredibly light.
The Portégé X40L-K, though, boasts a durable body and high-performance components, despite its compact shell. The laptop contains a 12th-generation Intel processor, up to 32GB RAM, and a comprehensive I/O panel. The I/O panel means that numerous devices can be connected to it at one time through USB, USB-C, and Thunderbolt 4. The laptop has a relatively long-lasting battery at 65Wh, so it can last long enough for on-the-go commutes.
This laptop is excellent for traveling workers who do not want to add more weight to their everyday-carry setup. At a price point of $1,799.99 USD, this laptop fits into the premium, business-focused laptop market.
Super-Lightweight Laptops
Dynabook Unveiled the 'Portégé X40L-K,' Which Weighs Only 2.3 Pounds
Trend Themes
1. Ultra-lightweight Laptops - The trend towards ultra-lightweight laptops with high-performance components creates opportunities for disruptive innovation in the computer manufacturing space.
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3. On-the-go Computing - The trend towards creating portable and long-lasting laptops for busy professionals creates opportunities for disruptive innovation in the mobile and business-focused laptop industries.
Industry Implications
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2. Tech Peripherals and Accessories - The trend towards comprehensive I/O panels that allow numerous devices to be connected to laptops at one time creates opportunities for disruptive innovation in tech peripherals and accessories manufacturing.
3. Mobile Computing - The trend towards creating portable and long-lasting laptops for busy professionals creates opportunities for disruptive innovation in the mobile computing and business-focused laptop industries.