Launching the world's most powerful laptop with a unique design

A Chinese technology company has just launched the world's most powerful laptop with a configuration comparable to a desktop computer, along with a unique design.

Instead of designing a thin, light model like the current trend of the laptop market, Xinjuneng Technology (China) has developed a laptop with the strongest configuration and a unique, massive appearance.

The REV-9 laptop has a large and thick design to accommodate a powerful configuration and an internal liquid cooling system.

This laptop is called Yunguai REV-9, has a 17.5-inch screen, 2K resolution and 240Hz refresh rate. Or users can optionally upgrade to 4K resolution and 144Hz refresh rate.

Yunguai REV-9 is equipped with AMD EPYC processor, with 64 cores and 128 processing threads. This is a processor chip developed by AMD for servers, but Xinjuneng Technology has brought this chip to its product, making REV-9 the first laptop in the world to own a processor chip with 64 cores.

In addition, the REV-9 is also equipped with a GeForce RTX 4808 graphics card, with a capacity of 16GB, more than enough to handle tasks and games that require the highest graphics processing capabilities.

The secondary screen below the keyboard displays machine temperature, power consumption, battery capacity, etc.

To keep this laptop running smoothly, the company has equipped it with a liquid cooling system, instead of using a conventional cooling fan.

In addition, below the keyboard of Yunguai REV-9 is integrated a small 3.5 inch screen to display product operating parameters such as temperature, battery level...

The most notable point of this laptop is the thickness of up to 11.6cm when folded and the main body is 10cm thick when the screen is opened. The price of REV-9 has not been announced yet, but the AMD EPYC processor has a price range of 7,000 - 9,000 USD, so the price of this laptop will certainly not be cheap.

Source: https://baoquocte.vn/ra-mat-chiec-laptop-manh-nhat-the-gioi-voi-thiet-ke-khac-la-259458.html