Schenker refreshes the WORK 15 and 17 laptops with Alder Lake silicon

Schenker gets nowhere near subtle with the product name for its enterprise-focused laptop line; then again, with the practical mix of aluminum and plastic in their construction, "flicker-free" FHD IPS screens and backlit keyboards as a main dash of flair, the WORK machines may indeed make a go-to option for the office. 

Their latest 15- and 17-inch M22 variants look exactly like the existing 11th-gen Intel-based devices already out there; however, they come with updated Core i5-1250P or i7-1260P processor options, with Xe integrated graphics.

Therefore, the updated laptops will still have 1 Thunderbolt 4 port each (along with an extra USB 3.2 Gen2 type-C port) apiece; however, Schenker asserts that they will also come with "significantly increased multi-thread computing power" that might extend beyond the basic remote-working task.

The WORK 15 and 17 M22 are also equipped with a Windows Hello-enabled webcam, hardware based TPM 2.0  and a Kensington lock, although only the 15-inch model also has a fingerprint reader.

They are available to pre-order from €1,149 (~US$1,205) and €1,179 (~$1,236) respectively with 8GB of upgradeable RAM and a 500GB Samsung 980 SSD apiece from now on Schenker's Bestware store.