MNT has just launched a compact but full-featured mini laptop, the Pocket Reform, which uses an ARM hardware platform. The machine can handle notes, collaborate, reply to emails, watch videos, listen to music, and even play light games. Although many tasks can also be completed on smartphones, many people still prefer to operate them on their handy laptops.
(from: MNT official website)
Veterans who have experienced the early days of "netbooks" should not be surprised by the appearance of Pocket Reform.
Compared with the company's MNT Reform laptop, this machine shrinks the screen to 7 inches (FHD resolution @ 310 PPI), supplemented by a modular CPU/memory and other component designs.
In addition, the 60 keys use Kailh Choc White key switches, with full-key rollover and RGB backlight, and come with four transparent keycaps + 10mm photoelectric trackball. The standard processor of
is NXP i.MX 8M Plus, which contains four ARM Cortex-A53 CPU cores clocked at 1.8 GHz, Vivante GC7000UL GPU and NPU unit. In terms of
storage, consumers can choose 4GB/8GB DDR4 memory + up to 128GB eMMC flash memory, and support microSD/NVMe SSD expansion.
also has an onboard sound card (integrated DAC) + mono speaker, Bluetooth 5.0 + 802.11ac Wi-Fi connection, and two lithium-ion batteries with a total of 8000 mAh.
Finally, the MNT Pocket Reform measures 7.9×4.5×1.8 inches (approximately 20.1×11.4×4.6 cm), which makes it look a little bulky when stored away. If all goes well, the machine is expected to enter the early testing phase soon.
