The Chinese company, which is better known for its mini handhelds, currently one of the main sources of competition for Valve’s Steam Deck, surprises us this time. the arrival of One Netbook T1, its first 2 – in – 1 convertible tablet which arrives equipped with an Intel Alder Lake-P processor.

Still in the financing phase, although with the project just before completion, we are in front of a Windows tablet 13-inch IPS LCD panel with a resolution of 2160 x 1440 pixels, Built on an aluminum-magnesium alloy chassis that is strong enough to withstand falls of up to five feet.

However, this tablet retains a fairly conventional aesthetic design, with the only notable feature being the detachable keyboard. And the result is great news the presence of its 28-watt Intel Alder Lake-P processor, Core i7-1260P (12 cores / 16 fibers up to 4.7 GHz) along with Intel Iris Xe 96EU graphicsto which configuration options of up to 16 GB dual-channel LPDDR5 RAM and M.2 2280 storage slot are connected.

One Netbook T1 has extra built-in stand on the back which can be set to any angle between 0 and 160 degrees, ideal for built-in tablet use both alone and with the keyboard; as well as support for touch and touch input, including digital pen which supports 4096 pressure sensitivity levels.

On the other hand, it stands out its a big 12,000 mAh batteryas well as its connectivity, with wireless network compatibility Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0 and a number of ports including USB Type-C, USB 3.2 Type-A, HDMI, microSD card reader and 3.5 mm audio jack.

We can now find One Netbook T1 available for booking through its official website, for a pre-sale price of $ 599 (approximately 560 euros). However, it should be noted that the final sale price after this campaign will be higherthe company has already specified an increase of up to 70% of its price, estimating figures at almost $ 850 (approximately € 795 in exchange).