Japanese manufacturer Panasonic has just announced its first device to use the new Intel Core M processor with the RZ4 convertible notebook. The RZ4 will run Windows 8.1 and arrive in Japan first in mid-October for a price of 160,00 Japanese Jen (or just under $1,500 USD) featuring a Full HD IPS LCD touchscreen display.
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The RZ4 has already had several of us Mobile Geeks salivating, not least because it invokes our passion for the good old days of the humble yet game-changing netbook. The RZ4 is the Netbook re-born in many ways, but particularly in terms of the processor and the screen. Intel’s Atom platform still exists as a mobile system-on-chip, but in terms of low power, ultra portables, the Intel Core M is poised to shake things up with processors that promise excellent battery-life while still providing strong performance. The Panasonic RZ4 uses the Intel Core M-5Y10 processor with a choice of 4GB or 8GB of RAM, and either 128GB or 512GB of SSD storage.
The screen on the Panasonic RZ4 is based on a 1920 x 1200 IPS LCD touch enabled panel that comes in a compact 10.1 inches. The screen can be pushed back a full 360 degrees for tablet-style, hand-held usage, as well the more traditional clam-shell type. Connectivity includes g/n/ac WiFi, HDMI, USB 3.0, Ethernet and what appears (oddly) to be a VGA port. The great thing is that it is a mere 2cm thick and weighs only around 750 grams.
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