In mid-April, we made an announcement about the launch of Intel's latest affordable laptop processor chip, namely Wildcat Lake which showed them using the Intel Core 300 model name.
Recently, Honor, a hardware and electronics device manufacturer brand, has announced the latest update to their Honor Notebook X14 laptop series, where this year's model seems to be the first laptop to come to the market using the processor chip.
The laptop, which comes with the name Honor Notebook X14 Combat Edition, will come with an Intel Core 5 320 processor chip with 16GB of LPDDR5 memory and a 512GB PCIe 4.0 SSD.
In terms of display options, it seems to come with an IPS screen display at a size of 14 inches with a resolution of 1920×1200 with a brightness value of 300 nits. Since the processor chip used is also low-power (without a built-in Performance core), this computer can be charged using a 60W charger and comes with a 60WHr battery.
This laptop will be offered in the Chinese market first at a price of 4399 yuan (promotional price). At the moment it is not known if this laptop will be offered in other markets.
