- This laptop has the Xcaim, Clinkx and Clinkcaim brand
- Eliminates the touch panel, introducing a totally interactive footrest
- Admit a edge to edge keyboard, as well as an integrated status bar for the call screen
A relatively unknown Chinese company, Emdoor Digital Technology, has entered a prototype commercial laptop with an unconventional design, winning the prestigious design prize by 2025.
The XCAIM laptop computer stands out immediately with its edge -to -edge keyboard, eliminating the traditional palm rest area and replacing the conventional tactile panel with a fully interactive palm rest surface with touch buttons.
The XCAIM laptop will have a SSD 980 Samsung V-Nand, available in capabilities ranging from 250 GB to 1 TB, which suggests that it could be an adequate laptop computer for programming.
A bold rethinking of laptop computer design
Like the honor Magicbook Art 14 (2024), the XCAIM laptop comes with a modular commercial webcam that is magnetically attached above the screen, integrates real -time environmental detection and can serve as a secondary screen when separating, showing shortcuts and notifications.
The XCAIM laptop computer adopts an elegant and modern design with a black and white scheme, and thin bezels. It has a regular hinge design and a chewing style keyboard. The function keys are replaced with a touch -sensitive function area.
Just below the keyboard, a small horizontal screen shows system status icons, call information and a digital battery screen. A removable lower panel reveals double cooling fans.
The connectivity options of the laptop are minimal, with only three USB-C ports, two on the right side and one to the left.
The XCAIM laptop is not yet commercially available, but offers a vision of a future where commercial laptop designs are released from tradition, adopting new forms of interaction and integration of AI tools.
The IF Design Award is often considered the “Oscar” of the design industry, and the 2025 edition of the competition saw almost 11,000 tickets from 66 countries, with 131 jurors from 23 countries that select the most prominent designs.
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