NEC claims that the LL battery can last up to 24 hours, while the L battery can provide 15 h of juice. NEC does not offer too many details about the IPS display apart from it being 13.3-inch in diagonal, with FHD resolution and non-glare finish.įor the chassis to be as light as possible, NEC makes use of a special magnesium alloy, which allows for total weights as low as 1.79 lbs (814 g) with an L battery or 1.91 lbs (868 g) with an LL battery, and it is 0.65 inches (16.7 mm) thick. Users can opt for 8 or 16 GB of soldered LPDDR3 RAM, while the storage options include 128 GB, 256 GB and 512 GB NVMe SSD solutions. The new VersaPro J UltraLite type VG ultrabooks can be equipped with either the i5-10210U or the i7-10510U quad-core / octa-thread CPUs integrating Intel’s UHD Graphics GPUs. Speaking of thin and light laptops, NEC’s latest VersaPro J UltraLite type VG was just announced with some of the lightest chassis in the industry combined with Intel Comet Lake-U processors and an impressive battery life.
The joint venture with Lenovo ensures that at least some of the laptop models can get to the Western market. NEC used to be a stand-alone laptop OEM among other things back in the day, but the Japanese company joined forces with Lenovo to consolidate its position in the Japanese market in the early 2010s. We do not hear of NEC too often these days, but when we do, it usually has to involve a new thin and light laptop model launched in Japan.
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