New generation of 'MNT Reform Next' notebook equipped with faster ARM processor

News on June 6, MNT The Reform team recently began working on a new laptop model that features a thinner and lighter design, a faster ARM-based processor, and supports powerful configurations such as up to 32GB of memory.

According to the editor’s understanding, MNT The Reform series laptops are modular devices designed based on open hardware principles. They not only run open source software, but the hardware design supports self-3D printing of the casing, redesign of the printed circuit board, or other DIY uses. Now, the MNT team hopes to convert the previous MNT Reform integrates the functions of the recently launched MNT Pocket Reform to design a more advanced laptop named "MNT Reform Next".

MNT Reform Next laptop will have a thinner body and be powered by a Rockchip processor equipped with four ARM Cortex-A76 The CPU core, four ARM Cortex-A55 cores, Mali-G610 MC4 graphics and neural network provide an AI performance processing unit of up to 6TOPS.

MNT laptops usually adopt a modular design, and the processor is likely to be on a detachable and replaceable module that the user can replace at a later stage. The latest processor provided by MNT to enhance device performance.

MNT Reform Next’s goal is to design a Reform makes laptops lighter while still maintaining compatibility with original components. This means users don’t have to readjust components such as keyboards, displays or hinges, and it also means spare parts can be interoperated between different laptops, providing long-term support.

However, the MNT Reform Next motherboard is expected to be smaller than the original MNT Reform motherboard, using the "Pocket Reform Evolution" motherboard. At the same time, some parts of the new model are different, as the case cannot accommodate the 18650 lithium-ion battery, MNT Reform Next will use a "soft pack battery" instead, but it will still be user-replaceable.

Although the new laptops are thinner and lighter, the MNT team still plans to use Kailh Choc) mechanical keyboard with axis. It's unclear if there will be room for a trackball, or if a more common touchpad will be employed. These details remain to be confirmed.

The research and development of MNT Reform Next is still in the early stages, and details such as specific release date and pricing have not yet been disclosed. But MNT The efforts of the Reform team are aimed at providing a more advanced, thinner and lighter laptop to provide users with a better user experience. We will continue to pay attention to the progress of the project and report relevant information to our readers in a timely manner.

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