There are two options for a Senitrus computer. The first is the NS series. This series will be a 14″ convertible notebook PC. There is a maximum of 64GB?, and 2×2TB? SSF modules – all soldered to the motherboard. The screen will flip 360° and can act as if it is a tablet PC. This will also mean the screen is a touchscreen – therefore giving you options on how to use the system. You can also draw or write digitally on the screen therefore giving you options in what’s available to you.
The NL series will have a number pad as part of the keyboard. You would also have 128GB of memory, and up to 2×8TB of storage – again all soldered to the motherboard. Since the NL is larger, there are better speakers, and since the screen is larger, you can load more content on the screen therefore making it ideal as a workhorse.
The W and A lineups support SDXC (max 2TB) micro-SD, and SD cards. The P lineup will support 128TB for cards. The A and P will have cellular support which will provide an internet connection as long as your service plan is valid. The P series can also function as a cellular phone, but if you aren’t using earphones, you would have to use a speakerphone as if you did a video call over the internet.
All systems will has a backlit keyboard, and built out of a Aluminium/Magnesium chassis, and in black color. The 13MP webcam has a shutter switch for privacy.
If you aren’t interested in Senitrus OS?, then you can choose to install another ARM based OS. This will include a number of Linux OSes, and even Windows 11 has an ARM version of their software.
If you are fond of your computer, but you want to switch to Senitrus OS, then you can choose a subscription model. This will allow you to continue using Senitrus for $15/motnh, or $150/year. You would want a copy of your previous OS just in case you aren’t happy with your choice of switching to Senitrus OS. You would also be able to get your money refunded if you cancel within the first 15 days.