XPG Nia also offers easy access to storage and a removable M.2 2230 SSD. Adata plans to continue supporting the modding community with 3D printer files and parts reuse information.
This seven-inch laptop has four rear buttons, a USB-C port, a 3.5mm headphone jack, and a front camera for real-time eye and head tracking. Although it has not yet been confirmed which chip Nia will run on, prototypes using AMD’s Phoenix chip are in development. Adata is targeting a price range between $500 and $600 and may release the device as part of its Kickstarter campaign.
Source: Ferra
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