This is the PureBook X14, the first Nokia laptop model

Nokia recently teased its first laptop, the PureBook X14. This device marks a new beginning for Nokia as a computer brand.

The PureBook X14 is aimed at office users, who need a laptop with the right configuration for basic applications and light weight for easy portability. Thereby, this machine weighs only 1.1kg and a thickness of 16.8mm with the shell made of magnesium aluminum alloy.

In terms of configuration, the PureBook X14 is equipped with a 10th generation Core i5 chip, 8GB of RAM (expandable) and a 512GB SSD. The screen of the machine is 14 inches in size, Full HD resolution and IPS technology. Overall, the configuration of the PureBook X14 is nothing outstanding, but fully enough for office tasks.

Some other PureBook X14 equipment including infrared camera for face unlock via Windows Hello, 46.7Wh battery and full connectivity include 2 USB-A 3.0 ports, USB-A 2.0 port, USB-C port, HDMI port and 1Gbps LAN port. The machine comes with Windows 10 Home operating system.

PureBook X14 has no official selling price, but in India (also the first market where Nokia opened to sell this model), the device is currently priced at 1221 USD.