The NL Series of notebooks are 16″ systems designed to be a desktop replacement. There is a total of 5 USB-C ports, as well as support for 2 SSF drives, and SD card readers. As with all systems, the NL will essentially have up to 4 drives they can pull and work from. The NL can’t flip the screen like the NS Series, but I am sure most can agree that a 16″ tablet will be a little too big and bulky. The NL has a numberpad which makes those that relies on regular use of numbers (such as accountants) with easy access to the numbers without pecking through the top row of keys. The numbered is on by default, and there will be an indicator light.
Since the NL has 5 USB-C ports, it will be able to add monitors via an USB-C to Display port, or USB-C to HDMI port. Plugging in such a cable will activate a larger monitor which might be helpful. To me, I will would need the monitor higher than the screen to find it any bit useful. One could also plug in external drives for doing more work, and having access to more files. This means you do not need a notebook stand from Senitrus with the number of ports available to a user.
The screen is a touchscreen which might not make much sense, but Senitrus OS? will work with touchscreens and make use of them. You would likely still need a touchpad for navigating the pointer. In addition to touchscreen, the screen can support USI 2.0 styli. It may not make much sense for the NL Series, but if you need to sign a document on the computer, then you can do so without printing, signing, and scanning.
The W lineup is missing cellular capabilities. This was a cost cutting measure. The A is very much the W with cellular. The P is for professionals that needs to get work done, and done now. All NL Series will come included with Senitrus OS, but you can experiment with other OSes by selecting F2 key during boot up. This will enter into the UEFI, and you can select to boot with a thumb drive that is plugged into one of the USB-C ports. Your box came with a Senitrus thumb drive, if you decide to return to the Sentirus ecosystem.
Having a Senitrus NL series computer will come with 16GB? of Senitrus Drive storage. This will show up as your E:/ drive assuming you are connected to the internet. If you are not, the E:/ drive will be disabled. You would still have access to the 2 SSF drives, and your microSD card reader. You would access A:/ when you insert an SD card.