Simply NUC Releases new Gaming Laptop

[A_Stans]

The Nemesis SNUC Book

Simply NUC's new Customizable Gaming Laptop

Featuring both the

NEMESIS 2070 with an NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 2070 graphics card with Max-Q

Base price of $1739

And the

NEMESIS 1660 with an GeForce RTX 1660 Ti

Base price of $1264

 

Both come with the Intel® Core™ Core i7-9750H

Starting with 16GB DDR4 Ram up to 64GB

And 128GB M.2 SATA SSD up to 2TB M.2 PCIe SSD and the option for a secondary PCIe M.2 SSD from 128GB to 2TB

Up to 10 hours of battery life

Windows 10 Home or Pro adding $30 USD for Pro

 

http://simplynuc.com/nemesis-snuc-book/

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/simply-nuc-introduces-customizable-snuc-book-laptop-product-line-301040018.html

https://9to5toys.com/2020/04/14/snuc-book-custom-laptop/

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Simply-NUC-introduces-SNUC-Book-laptop-lineup-with-Thunderbolt-3-connectivity.461624.0.html

Edited April 21, 2020 by A_Stans
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[MageTank]

Looks to be the same Tongfang reband that several OEM's are using right now, just a different name slapped on it. The lack of VRR on a high end gaming laptop kills it for me.

[williamcll]

Overprice for something with a last generation CPU

[TVwazhere]

-Moved to Laptops and Prebuilts-

 

This doesn't meet Tech News Posting Guidelines

 

[A_Stans]

So these are the guidelines as posted.

I'm asking for clarification. Not complaining. I acknowledge that I didn't write out a partial article. From the below it does seem to fit the Tech News criteria.

 

When creating a thread in the News subforum, please make sure your post meets the following criteria:

• Your thread must include some original input to tell the reader why it is relevant to them, and what your personal opinion on the topic is. This needs to be MORE than just a quick, single comment to meet the posting guidelines.
• Your thread must include a link to at least one reputable source. Most of the time, this should be a respected news site.
• Your thread should also include quotes from the cited source(s). While you shouldn't just copy the entire article, your quote should give the reader a summary of the article in a way that gives the key details, but also leaves room for them to read the full article on the linked website. Please use quote tags to show that you have copied this content from another site.
• The title of your thread must be relevant to the topic and should give a reader a good idea of the contents of the thread. Copying the title of the source is permitted but absolutely not required. It should be to the point and not be done in such a way as to mislead a reader, such as clickbait, etc.
• If your article is about a product or some form of media, images are always appreciated, although they are not required.

[TVwazhere]

58 minutes ago, A_Stans said:

From the below it does seem to fit the Tech News criteria.

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Your thread must include some original input

Additionally, simply posting Laptop specs isnt enough to qualify for "quote from the cited source" truthfully. (Also, product pages and the only source tend to do very poorly, so I'd recommend seeing if you can find a news article about it)

 

Here's some good examples