Hong Kong-based notebook brand startup Nexstgo is showcasing its new enterprise notebook, the Primus at CES 2018.
Nexstgo has partnered with mix reality (MR) head-mounted display (HMD) developer 3Glasses to design the Primus for it to support the Windows MR platform.
The Primus features a 14-inch (NX101) or a 15-inch (NX201) display and a battery life of 12 hours per charge, and supports the Dolby Audio Premium standard. The notebook weighs only 1.3kg and has been certified by 12 US military standards.
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