14.2-inch 3K at 120Hz
Colour-accurate at low brightness, so the screen stops glowing like a torch at night.
Lumen · notebook
Opens the way you work.
A 14-inch machine that starts closed and quiet. Scroll to open it around its real hinge — the screen surface stays attached to the lid.
Scroll to open ↓
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Screen rotates around the bottom hinge; the base stays still. Surfaces, not a flat photo.
Features
Keep scrolling down, the row moves sideways.
18 hours, honestly measured
Real workloads with the browser open, not a looping video at 10% brightness.
Unibody shell, 1.19kg
One piece of machined aluminium. No flex under the palms, no creak when you lift it.
Two fans, one vapour plate
Sustained load sits at 38 dBA. The fans ramp, but you stop noticing them.
Two USB-C, HDMI, 3.5mm
Enough to leave the dongle at home on a normal working day.
1.5mm travel, quiet switches
Built for shared rooms. Tactile enough to type on, quiet enough not to be the loudest thing in the meeting.
01 / 06 · The row stays pinned until the last card is fully inside.
Inside
What is actually in there.
Scrolling pushes a scan plane up through the machine. Everything below the plane is rendered as a hologram; everything above it stays a faint ghost until the scan reaches it.
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WebGL is unavailable or Three.js could not load, so this section shows a static section drawing instead of the live scan.
The scroll-driven behaviour is unchanged — only the rendering falls back.
Top shell & screen
Keyboard deck
Mainboard
Battery
Cooling & ports
One height at a time — stop mid-scroll and you keep a live cross-section. Scroll back up and the render unwinds from the top. The clip plane, the scan ring and the camera all read the same progress value, so they cannot drift apart.
Specs
Numbers, without the asterisks.
- Display
- 14.2" 3K · 120Hz · 500 nits
- Battery
- 72Wh · 18h mixed use
- Weight
- 1.19kg
- Ports
- 2× USB-C · HDMI 2.1 · 3.5mm
- Cooling
- Dual fan · vapour plate · 38 dBA sustained
- Materials
- Recycled aluminium unibody
This whole page is one skill entry.
Opening, horizontal track and hologram scan are the three scroll-driven patterns in UI Interaction Kit — including the rules this page is built to follow: scroll position as the single source of truth, a reversible path, and no transition on every scroll update.