There are only two variations of the NL series. However, there are a number of things that is common on all NL series, and this will be as follows:
- 3 Thunderbolt 5 Ports
- 2 USB4 Ports
- magnetic charging plug
By sacrificing a USB-C port, I am able to add a magnetic charging cable. This will release for the PC when hard immediate exertion is applied to it. This means that the system is likely to stay where it is at while the cable is pulled off. However, one should be considerate about where their cables are plugged into.
NL-A
For those on a budget, but can afford a larger screen, this will work for them. Obviously, they will choose their memory, and storage options, but the system is designed to be basic, and trying to keep the price of the system as low as possible for the needs of the buyer.
NL-P
For those that need to get work done. The Pro series has Qualcomm’s high end desktop chip. Since there are 2 drives soldered onto the system, this will allow the computer to have 4 local drives, and 1 internet drive. This gives the system a lot of resources depending on their needs. The addition of a cellular modem built into the system will just require that you get an nanoSIM? card from your service provider. With that being said, you would have all you need no matter what your needs are.