Nokia launches three new laptop models

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Nokia has introduced three new laptop models. These are the Nokia PureBook Fold, PureBook Lite and PureBook Pro. Leading electronics manufacturers have removed the screens from several of their new devices at the IFA 2022 event held in Berlin, Germany. Finland's Nokia is not far behind in this regard. The company that owns the Nokia laptop brand has unveiled a new laptop in the global PureBook series.

Nokia's new laptops include the 14-inch 'Fold' and 'Lite' models, both powered by Intel Pentium Silver N6000 processors. The larger 15.6-inch 'Pro' model, however, uses an Intel Core i3 1220p processor. The company did not reveal pricing details for the new laptops at the event.

However, almost all of its specifications have been revealed. The Nokia PureBook Fold and PureBook Lite feature a 14-inch IPS LCD display, while the PureBook Pro comes with a 15.6-inch IPS LCD display. All three laptops will feature a 60Hz refresh rate, a full-HD+ resolution of 1,920×1,080 pixels, and 250 nits of peak brightness.

The PureBook Fold also has a touch display. The Fold and Lite models are powered by an Intel Pentium Silver N6000 processor, while the Pro model has a higher-end Intel Core i3 1220p chip. The entry-level chipset will be more affordable than the Intel Core i3. These models will be available with 8GB of RAM. In terms of memory, the Fold and Lite models will have 128GB of SSD storage, while the PureBook Pro will have 512GB of SSD storage.

For optics, the Nokia PureBook Pro has a 2-megapixel camera and an aluminum top frame. The smaller models come with a 1-megapixel camera and a plastic frame.

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