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| LAVIE N16 |
NECPC has revealed its latest summer personal computer lineup in Japan, introducing new LAVIE laptops alongside updated desktop systems. The flagship LAVIE N16 leads the collection with AMD Ryzen AI silicon and a rare integrated DVD drive, while the LAVIE Direct N15 Slim brings Intel processors to a lighter frame. Starting prices begin at 240900 yen in the domestic Japanese market through the official NEC Direct store.
LAVIE N16 Laptop Specifications and Connectivity
The top performing entry in the collection is the LAVIE N16, aimed at users who want serious processing power alongside legacy disc support. The machine runs on AMD Ryzen AI 300 and 400 series processors, offering top configurations with the Ryzen AI 7 445. It sports a 16.0 inch display with a 1920x1200 resolution. The chassis weighs roughly 2.0 kilograms and comes with 4 USB 10Gbps ports split between 2 Type A and 2 Type C slots, HDMI, an RJ45 ethernet port, a microSD card reader, and an optical DVD drive.
LAVIE Direct N15 Slim for Portable Work
Buyers looking for a lighter build can opt for the online exclusive LAVIE Direct N15 Slim. This 1.6 kilogram laptop moves to Intel hardware, running on the third generation Core Wildcat Lake mobile platform. It carries a 15.3 inch screen with a 1920x1200 pixel count and modern wireless connectivity via Wi Fi 7. Physical expansion includes a full size SD card reader, making it simple to transfer media from standalone cameras without external adapters.
LAVIE A23 and A27 All in One Workstations
Desktop users receive 2 updated all in one machines designated as the LAVIE A23 and the LAVIE A27. Both computers run on the Intel Core i5 1335U processor and feature full high definition IPS LCD displays. The A23 model carries a 23.8 inch panel starting at 286000 yen, while the larger A27 model provides a 27 inch display with prices beginning at 315920 yen. Both systems retain physical media versatility by including an optical DVD drive alongside a dedicated SD card reader.
