Thursday, November 19th 2020
Intel Outs the NUC M15 Laptop Kit
The Intel NUC M15 Laptop Kit (formerly code-named "Bishop County") brings Intel's technical expertise to the whitebook market, with the goal of providing Intel's channel customers with a premium, precision engineered laptop kit. Intel provides its broad channel members the best building blocks to create innovative laptops for their customers.
The M15 Laptop Kit includes an 11th Gen Intel Core mobile processor and Intel Iris Xe graphics and is designed to exceed the stringent requirements of the new Intel Evo platform brand. Ultimately, the Intel Evo platform brand is earned by each channel partner, but the M15 Laptop Kit offers the right foundation to build an Intel EVO-qualified laptop.
The Intel NUC M15 Laptop Kit brings Intel's technical expertise to the whitebook market. Introduced in November 2020, the laptop kit provides Intel's channel customers with a premium, precision engineered laptop kit.
The M15 Laptop Kit includes an 11th Gen Intel Core mobile processor and Intel Iris Xe graphics and is designed to exceed the stringent requirements of the new Intel Evo platform brand. Ultimately, the Intel Evo platform brand is earned by each channel partner, but the M15 Laptop Kit offers the right foundation to build an Intel EVO-qualified laptop.
6 Comments on Intel Outs the NUC M15 Laptop Kit
These won't be cheap, that's for sure.No? I guess you missed that part about being premium, precision engineered and 11th Gen Intel Core mobile processor..
bestware.com/en/schenker-vision-15.html
See this thread from early 2020:
- XMG/SCHENKER laptops now available without logo branding
Regarding the NUC M15 kit: this will remain under our SCHENKER brand - we currently don't plan to double-launch this under XMG.But our partner company TUXEDO will probably launch it soon with full Linux support as well.
You can find our launch thread with a full Q&A here:
- [Launch] SCHENKER VISION 15 with Intel for 2021
If you have any questions, feel free to ask right here. I get e-mail notifications for every new comment under this post. :)It's a bit more powerful than that. :)Cheers,
Tom