A new lightweight corporate laptop, KVADRA NAU LP14, has appeared on the Russian market. The YADRO brand model weighs less than 1.1 kg, works for up to 10 hours without recharging, and is already included in the Unified Register of Russian Electronic Products of the Ministry of Industry and Trade. One of the device's features is the combination of mobility and a full-fledged office scenario. On the go, the NAU LP14 can be used as a regular compact laptop, and at the workplace, it can be connected to a docking station and display images on three external monitors simultaneously. Wired network and charging up to 96 W are also available through it.

The laptop itself received a 14-inch IPS screen in 16:10 format with Full HD+ resolution, brightness up to 400 cd/m², and full sRGB coverage. DDR5 memory is supported, and to increase operating time, the manufacturer provided an extended capacity battery.

With the set of connections, the focus was not only on the office: there is Thunderbolt 4, USB-C with Power Delivery, USB-A and HDMI 2.1, as well as Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.2. In some configurations, a built-in 4G/LTE modem is available — the laptop will be able to access the network without sharing internet from a smartphone.

At the same time, the NAU LP14 is primarily aimed not at mass retail, but at corporate and government customers. For secure scenarios, a TPM 2.0 hardware module can be installed, and the model itself has passed testing and certification for working with Russian operating systems. Companies and government agencies can already order the device.