One Netbook has released a line of mini-laptops with display sizes ranging from 7 inches to 8.4 inches and a variety of features including pen support, 360-degree hinges, full-sized ports, and detachable game controllers.

So what’s next? The company is going bigger and faster.

One Netbook has begun teasing its next mini-laptop, although the new One Mix 4 will be a little less mini.

Here’s what we know so far about the upcoming device:

  • Display: 10.1 inch display surrounded by slim bezels (16:10 aspect ratio, 300 pixels per inch, 320 nits brightness)
  • Processors: 11th-gen Core Y-series processor
  • Storage: PCIe 3.0 x4 NVMe SSD
  • Wireless: WiFi6 (802.11ax)
  • Security: Fingerprint sensor (in power button)
  • Release date: Spring, 2021

While One Netbook hasn’t provided detailed information about which processor the One Mix 4 will use, this won’t be the company’s first computer with an Intel Tiger Lake-Y processor. The new OneGX Pro handheld gaming PC is powered by an Intel Core i7-1160G7 processor, which is a 4-core, 8-thread chip with Intel Iris Xe graphics and a TDP range of 7 to 15 watts (about half of what you’d expect from a Core i7-1165G7 chip.

It’s also likely that the One Mix 4 will have Thunderbolt 4 ports, like the OneGX Pro (and many other laptops with Intel Tiger Lake chips), but that spec hasn’t been confirmed yet.

This article was originally published December 11, 2020 and last updated December 15, 2020.

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8 replies on “One Netbook’s next mini-laptop packs a 10.1 inch screen, Tiger Lake processor”

  1. Sad to see the One Mix line keep getting larger and has (in my eyes) left the UMPC category. I wonder if they’ll get LTE into this generation this time since they couldn’t on the last generation.

  2. I guess we’ll have to wait for the one mix 5 to get some marketing material in good English.

  3. I hope at that size its gonna have a touchpad with buttons and a decently sized backlit keyboard.

    1. For my part, I really hope there’s no touch pad, they’re such a waste of space. Instead I’d hope for a decent, physical trackpoint rather than the optical one they’ve been using so far.
      As far as keyboard backlight, since the OMY3 already had a backlit keyboard, I’d assume that they’d keep this property as it was much requested after the 2 didn’t have backlight.

  4. There appears to be a line in the middle of screen. Maybe folding screen?
    “Tends to be full 10.1” ??

    1. Folding screen? Impossible. This is a technology accessible only to very big players, definitely not to One Netbook

    2. “Tends to be” might be a bad translation for “almost full display” (=almost no bezels)

    3. Nah, that’s just them doing the marketing photo thing where they stick the device screen in front of some pretty photo and edit it so it looks like this.
      (weird example I know but that’s what made it easy to find again).
      In this case the computer is show in “tent mode” so no other surfaces are visible.

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