Japanese computer maker TENKO has introduced the Note Pro AI, a compact 10.51 inch convertible laptop running on an Intel Core Ultra 5 125U processor. The ultra mobile PC features a 360 degree rotating touchscreen, 16GB of memory, and up to 17 hours of claimed battery life. It is currently available in Japan for roughly $880 USD.
The device targets mobile users who need a pocket friendly workstation without sacrificing modern silicon. The 10.51 inch screen runs at 1920x1280 resolution with a 360 degree hinge that folds completely flat into a tablet. It supports 10 point touch input and works with active styluses offering 4096 levels of pressure sensitivity. Despite the tiny footprint, TENKO included a keyboard with a 17.8mm key pitch alongside a smooth glass touchpad for everyday navigation.
System performance relies on an Intel Core Ultra 5 125U processor to handle everyday productivity and local AI processing tasks. The configuration comes standard with 16GB of LPDDR5 RAM and a 512GB solid state drive. Physical connectivity includes 2 USB C ports running at 5Gbps, while wireless networking is handled by Wi Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2.
Portability is the standout feature of the build. The whole unit weighs only 960 grams and measures 243.0 by 177.6 millimeters, tapering down to 11 millimeters at its thinnest edge. A 28.88Wh battery powers the machine, which TENKO rates for up to 17 hours of runtime on a single charge.
According to retail details reported by IT Home, the laptop sells in Japan at a promotional price of 132600 yen with taxes included. That translates to approximately $880 USD. The company has not announced plans for a direct release in Western markets yet.
