Nbook Air: A notebook that consists of two high-resolution touchscreens and costs just under $600

The N-One Nbook Air is a new dual-screen notebook now available for purchase. Two screens with a resolution of 2256 x 1504 are used, and the screen diagonal of 13.5 inches each is likely to result in high sharpness. The two screens certainly increase the workspace, but it also means that there is no physical keyboard. For long texts, the use of an external keyboard with a touchpad or an additional mouse is advised - which at the same time contradicts the concept of a notebook as a complete and mobile system.

The 301.2 x 218.6 millimeter and 23.3 millimeter thick system weighs 1.9 kilograms (4.2 pounds) and is well equipped in terms of storage. 16 GB of LPDDR5 RAM and a 512 gigabyte SSD are installed, whereby the SSD appears to be replaceable. However, the system does not promise particularly high computing capabilities, as the built-in Intel N100 processor only has four computing cores with speeds of up to 3.4 GHz. Unsurprisingly, a dedicated graphics card is not installed.

The battery has a capacity of 69.3 Wh. In addition to a power connection, there is also a USB Type C port and a jack socket on the device. WiFi 802.11 b/g/n/ac and Bluetooth 5.0 are supported. The front camera has a resolution of just 1 MP.

The direct import price for the model is currently $589.99. Shipping is free, but the notebook is shipped from China and so buyers in the US, for example, have to settle for an estimated delivery time of 30-40 business days. Import taxes may also apply. Buyers in the EU, on the other hand, will have their device shipped from the Czech Republic, which naturally means shorter delivery times and the absence of import taxes. In both cases, however, the enforceability of consumer rights is not guaranteed. 

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