MSI announces the details of domestic notebook PCs equipped with the 12th generation Core processor at a later date.

"SUMMIT E14 Flip" with a 14 -inch display

　MSICO Computer Japan (MSI) has shown a new notebook PC that will be deployed in Japan in the future for press.Both were announced globally in January, with a 12th generation Core processor (development code name: Alder Lake), and a powerful model equipped with NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 30 series.The OS is Windows 11.[Photo] When the tablet mode is set, the detailed specifications are not clear at the moment, and the timing and price of the domestic introduction are undecided, but we will pick up the hottest models.

12th generation Core Core Processor 2in1 notebook PC

　First of all, it was "SUMMIT E14 Flip", which was published ahead of the world.A 14 -inch 2in1 PC for business can be handled in tablet mode by rotating the liquid crystal display by 360 degrees.On the right side of the body, a USB 3.2 (Type-A) terminal, a microSD card slot, and a 3.5mm headphone terminal will be provided.On the left side, there are HDMI output terminals and two Thunderbolt 4 terminals.The top of the display has a built -in web camera and IR camera, which supports logon on Windows Hello.A fingerprint sensor is also equipped at the bottom right of the keyboard.Although the CPU adopted by SUMMIT E14 Flip, he was told that it was a machine equipped with Alder Lake, but the details beyond that would not be revealed.The graphics will be Intel IRIS XE Graphics with a built -in CPU.

Creator Z16P for creators that support pen operation

　For creators models, "Creator Z16P" compatible with "NVIDIA STUDIO" will be released.This has already been announced globally, but the 16 -inch LCD display is a glare type and can be used with an optional stylus pen.The cooling mechanism is also devised to install the 12th generation Core i9, and the CPU and GPU are efficiently cooled using a baper chamber.The models on display were equipped with Core i7 and GeForce RTX 3070 Ti Laptop GPU.Next, let's look at the new model of the gaming PC.