One Netbook Previews OneGx1, 7-Inch Mini Laptop

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The OngeGx1 laptop from One Netbook comes in at just 172 mm x 132 m x 20 mm and weighs a measly 635 g. While the laptop may be small in size it packs some serious components including a 10th Generation Intel Core i5-10210Y processor and 24 EU Intel UHD graphics iGPU at a TDP of just 7 W. The device is powered via a 46.2 Wh, 12,000 mAh battery which should allow for decent battery life.

The laptop can be specced out with either 8 GB or 16 GB off LPDDR3 memory, 256 GB or 512 GB PCIe NVMe SSD, and optional 4G or 5G LTE modem. The device can also be used with an optional set of detachable game controllers. The laptop features an impressive RGB backlit keyboard and a decent suite of I/O including x2 USB-C, x1 USB 3.0 Type-A, micro HDMI, 3.5 mm audio, and a micro SD card reader. The OneGx1 is now available for pre-order at Banggood and GeekBuying starting at 839 USD for the base 8 GB RAM and 256 GB SSD model, going up to 1318 USD for 16 GB RAM, 512 GB SSD and 5G module model.





Full Specifications:

• 7 inch, 1920 x 1200 IPS touchscreen display
• Intel Core i5-10210Y processor
• Intel UHD graphics (24 EU)
• 8 GB or 16 GB LPDDR3 RAM
• 256 GB or 512 GB PCIe NVMe storage
• 46.2 Wh, 12,000 mAh battery
• WiFi 6, Bluetooth, and optional 4G LTE or 5G modem
• x2 USB-C, x1 USB 3.0 Type-A, micro HDMI, 3.5 mm audio, and micro SD card reader
• RGB backlit keyboard
• Dual fans and copper heat sink
• Aluminium body with plastic rear
• 6.8" x 5.4" x 0.8" (172 mm x 132 m x 20 mm)
• 1.4 pounds (635 g)

One Netbook OneGx1 First Look

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[Fourstaff]

This is definitely unusual and interesting size. Price is a big turn off tho.

 

[FreedomEclipse]

This is definitely unusual and interesting size. Price is a big turn off tho.

maybe you would prefer a GPD

 

[Chrispy_]

Base model looks interesting and semi-reasonable for the price, but charging $480 more for an extra $60 of hardware is enough reason for me to write these guys off.

 

[Frick]

Would be into it if it had a nordic keyboard layout.

 

[BoboOOZ]

Base model looks interesting and semi-reasonable for the price, but charging $480 more for an extra $60 of hardware is enough reason for me to write these guys off.

From what I saw in their past lineup, they tend to segment their offer very well, so it might not be the only differences. Did you find the detailed specs of the series?

Anyways, I think this one would have made way more sense with Tiger Lake.

 

[Onderon]

That is literally the back of an Alienware laptop hmmmm.

 

[AusWolf]

Extremely pricey, the hardware isn't good enough for gaming (even though it looks like it was made for that purpose), and the small size makes it unusable for any serious work. I love portable little things, but this one has gone a bit too far. I'd rather buy a Nintendo Switch for portable gaming, or a 12-14" laptop for portable work.

I appreciate the idea, though.

 

[Chrispy_]

From what I saw in their past lineup, they tend to segment their offer very well, so it might not be the only differences. Did you find the detailed specs of the series?

Anyways, I think this one would have made way more sense with Tiger Lake.

i'm going off the article which implies those three items are the only options. Given how tightly integrated this must be inside, I doubt there's scope for a higher-TDP processor or other changes.

As for Tiger Lake, they'll likely release a V2 with that once availability is there, which for Tiger Lake is likely to be a long way away. Intel's 10nm yields are catastrophically bad and even if Intel say that Tiger lake yields are "better", that's an exceptionally low bar to clear. Having your leg chopped off is "better" than having your head chopped off - that doesn't mean having your leg chopped off is good.

 

[BoboOOZ]

i'm going off the article which implies those three items are the only options. Given how tightly integrated this must be inside, I doubt there's scope for a higher-TDP processor or other changes.

As for Tiger Lake, they'll likely release a V2 with that once availability is there, which for Tiger Lake is likely to be a long way away. Intel's 10nm yields are catastrophically bad and even if Intel say that Tiger lake yields are "better", that's an exceptionally low bar to clear. Having your leg chopped off is "better" than having your head chopped off - that doesn't mean having your leg chopped off is good.

Well on the one mix pro, which is 8.4 inch, they have a choice of 5 processors, typically from 10100y to 10500y, with 8100y and other older chips available too. They also have different screens and batteries sometimes.

Anyway, I like the idea of having a decent amount of power in such a small package, too bad I have such a poor eyesight. I'll have to wait for Amd to come with a decent APU for tablets/convertibles...

 

[QUANTUMPHYSICS]

T-Mobile Sidekick...

I can't wait for the Alienware UFO.

 

[lexluthermiester]

That thing looks bad ass! I want one!

 

[Caring1]

It's almost like someone saw a Nintendo Switch and thought I would like a big flip screen on that, let's add a keyboard too.

 

[danbert2000]

This is the competition for the GPD Win Max at the moment. But the GPU is about a third as powerful as the one on the Win Max. Also, the Win Max comes in one configuration at present, 16 GB of DDR4 instead of DDR3 and with a 512 GB m.2 SSD. It's a pretty heavy premium that One Netbook is asking for the 1080p screen and smaller form factor.

The controllers look interesting but they are not included. Also, if Nintendo has problems building joycons reliably at a higher price, I'm not too optimistic about this company building a detachable gaming controller for less money and even comparable quality.

These mini laptops are pretty cool. I backed the Win Max and am looking forward to a switch-like way to play PC games on the couch. I'm not excited about this particular take on the concept but the more competition, the better.