The VOYO VBook 2023 is presented as a next-generation two-in-one that is committed to a design that reminds us, and a lot, of Microsoft’s Surface Pro series, and that differs from the classic low-cost Chinese clones by using a powerful Intel Core i7-1260P processora very powerful chip that has a configuration of 12 cores and 16 threads.
The Intel Core i7-1260P that mounts the VOYO VBook 2023 uses the hybrid design that characterizes the Alder Lake series, which means that those 12 cores are divided into two blocks, one with four high-performance cores and one with eight high-efficiency cores. HyperThreading technology is applied to high-performance cores, and this allows you to offer those 16 threads.
The VOYO VBook 2023 screen is 13 inches, has a resolution of 2,160 x 1,440 pixels, uses an IPS-type panel and is touch-type (compatible with a stylus). On the back it has a tilt-adjustable support foot (up to 160 degrees), and its chassis is made of an alloy of magnesium and aluminum which gives it a premium finish.
In its base configuration, this device will use the Intel Iris Xe GPU that comes with the Intel Core i7-1260P, a fairly powerful solution for an integrated one, although the manufacturer has confirmed that it can be configured with a dedicated graphics solution. He has not given details about it, but for reasons of space, consumption and cooling, it is clear that we cannot expect anything superior to a GeForce RTX 3050 Mobile or 3050 Ti Mobile, and I am more inclined to think that it will be something inferior, like an RTX 2050 Mobile.
How could it be otherwise, the VOYO VBook 2023 will be configured with LPDDR5 memory at 5,200 MHz configured in dual channel, it will come with a PCIe Gen4 SSD and will have connectivity Wi-Fi 6 and Bluetooth 5.0. Regarding the connectors, we will find a USB Type-C port, a USB 3.2 Type-A connector, a 3.5 mm jack, an HDMI output and a microSD card reader. We have no details on the price, but it is said that it will be “inexpensive”.
