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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizen OC_Formula for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, June 7 (Xinhua)-- Panasonic has released a 12.4-inch two-in-one laptop called Let's Note QR4, which supports 360 °flip.

Priced at 340,000 yen (CTOnews.com Note: currently about 17340 yuan), the LTE eSIM version is available and will be launched on June 16, followed by three 14-inch laptop "FV" and 12.4-inch laptop "SR" models.

The machine uses a detachable battery design and weighs only 1029 grams with a standard battery, while switching to a lightweight battery can achieve a lightweight weight of 949g with a maximum battery life of 16 hours and a body size of about 273.2 x 208.9 x 19.9mm.

The computer is equipped with Intel 13th generation cool processors (optional i5-1335U, i7-1370p), 16/32GB memory, 512GB~2TB solid-state drive, 12.4in 1920 × 1280 resolution (3:2) touch screen, pre-installed Win11 Professional Edition and Office Home & Business 2021.

This model has a strong Japanese design, such as the classic round trackpad, Mini D-Sub 15-pin VGA interface, dual lightning 4, USB 3.0x3 (Type-C / Type-A), gigabit network port, HDMI, SD card reader and 3.5mm headphone hole interface, but also supports Wi-Fi 6e, Bluetooth 5.1 and other features.

In other aspects, the machine uses an isolated tenkeyless 86 key layout, with a 2mm key range, the top and interior follow the previous generation of enhanced design, can withstand 100kg pressure, passed the 76cm drop test (6 directions) and 30cm drop test.

A new feature has been introduced compared to the previous generation, and the webcam has a built-in AI sensor that can turn off the display screen when a user is detected to look away to save power. In addition, some enterprise models are equipped with flat cameras on the C side, making it easy to flip and take pictures in flat panel mode.

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