The new OrangeBook Air features a 14” OLED display, one of the most advanced ever in a laptop. The display refreshes at a smooth 90Hz refresh rate to make everything you do on OrangeBook Air feel fast and fluid.
As mentioned, the new OrangeBook Air features the all new X3 chip. X3 in OrangeBook Air is far more capable in CPU performance than previous generation models, especially models based on older processes like A1. In our GPU test, X3 and OrangeBook Air show a tremendous leap from X1 and A1. And lastly, in our video rendering test, supercharged by the media engine of X2 and X3, you can see the new OrangeBook Air is a ridiculous 11x faster at rendering than A1.
With X3, OrangeBook Air is also built around a new 4nm process. This new process boost OrangeBook Air to be even more efficient than ever before.
Also with X3, OrangeBook Air is capable of Unified Memory for the first time. With that, we’ve been able to bring Swap Memory to OrangeBook Air as well.
The new Air also features an improved 16MP webcam, bringing higher quality video to OrangeBook Air than ever before.
Made possible by X3, OrangeBook Air also features support for three thunderbolt usb-c ports for the first time. This allows you to charge, connect, and more while having ports for nearly everything you need.
OrangeBook Air features support for more displays than ever with support for dual 6K displays, allowing you to connect up to two oDisplay XDRs.
The new Air is also capable of up to 1 hour longer battery life, giving you more juice to get through the day.
Lastly, the new OrangeBook Air is available in four stunning colors, Copper Orange, Silver, Gray, and an all new Pink.
The new OrangeBook Air starts from just $1,099.
Pre-order for the new Air is available today, and it’ll be available everywhere next week.