Intel NUC X15 Reference Laptop with Arc A730M GPU Now Accessible in Germany

Schenker Technologies GmbH's bestware.com has added Intel's NUC X15 Laptop Kit to its lineup, offering customers a powerful and compact option for their computing needs with customizable options, high-performance components, and a sleek design.

Compact size and lightweight design
Powerful Core i7-12700H processor and dedicated Arc A730M graphics card
Flexible customization options

Schenker Technologies GmbH’s e-commerce platform, bestware.com, has added Intel’s NUC X15 Laptop Kit to its lineup, offering customers a powerful and compact option for their computing needs. The NUC X15 comes equipped with the Core i7-12700H processor and a dedicated Arc A730M graphics card, providing excellent performance for both work and play.

Measuring just 358.26 x 235 x 22.2 mm and weighing a mere 2 kg, the Intel NUC X15 is one of the lightest and slimmest Laptops in its class. The sleek black chassis features an aluminum display lid and top shell, with plastic used for the bottom shell and display frame. Despite its compact size, the NUC X15 doesn’t compromise on power. The Core i7-12700H processor boasts 14 cores (6 performance cores and 8 efficiency cores) and 20 threads, while the Arc A730M graphics card offers 12 GB of GDDR6 memory and operates at a TGP of 75 watts.

One of the standout features of the NUC X15 is its flexibility when it comes to customization. Customers can configure the laptop to their liking on bestware.com, with options to choose up to 64 GB of DDR5-4800 RAM and two M.2 SSDs. The primary drive is connected via PCI Express 4.0, ensuring fast and efficient data transfer.

The 15.6-inch Full HD display of the NUC X15 is a delight for multimedia enthusiasts, with a Refresh Rate of 144 Hz, 90% sRGB color space coverage, and a brightness of 300 nits. The laptop also offers a range of connectivity options, including three USB-A ports (3.2 Gen 1), HDMI 2.0, a Thunderbolt 4 port with an integrated DisplayPort stream, and a 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet port for wired connections. Users can even connect up to two external monitors for a multi-screen setup.

In terms of battery life, the NUC X15 is equipped with a 62 Wh battery that can be customized with selectable charging profiles to maximize longevity. The laptop also features a Windows Hello-compatible webcam, a glass touchpad compliant with Microsoft Precision standards, and a keyboard with customizable single-zone RGB lighting.

The base configuration of the Intel NUC X15 Arc is available now on bestware.com, starting at a discounted price of €899 including VAT until September 30th. After that, the standard price of €999 will apply. With its powerful performance, compact design, and customizable options, the NUC X15 is a compelling choice for tech enthusiasts looking for a versatile and high-performing laptop.

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