Purism Librem 14, privacy-conscious Linux laptop

Those looking for a Linux laptop can consider the offer of the Californian Purism which today announces a new model in its range: Librem 14 is designed to guarantee the highest possible level of protection of data and activities. At the base of the software sector, the PureOS operating system based on Debian and promoted with full marks by the Free Software Foundation.

Purism announces Librem 14 with PureOS

These are the technical specifications offered: 14-inch display inches with Full HD resolution (1920 × 1080 pixels), 10th generation Intel Core i7-10710U processor with Comet Lake architecture, Intel UHD Graphics GPU, 8, 16 or 32 GB of DDR4 RAM, SSD with capacity from 250 GB to 2 TB for storage, backlit keyboard with buttons for mechanical deactivation of webcam, microphone, wireless and Bluetooth connectivity and support for video output to two external monitors with 4K panel. All enclosed within an aluminum chassis with dimensions of 322x17x 220mm and a weight of 1.4 kg. This is the comment of Todd Weaver, founder and CEO of Purism.

I am more that excited about the evolution of the laptop segment that comes to the construction quality and specifications of Librem 14. The fifth version of the laptop represents the culmination of our dream device that takes the form of a powerful professional laptop. We have invested a lot so that every customer can be proud to bring our products with him and Librem 14 will be the best of all.

The basic configuration is proposed in pre-order at a price of 1.199 dollars with the delivery of the first units scheduled for the last quarter of the year. Available as an accessory, the Privacy Screen (29 dollars) to be placed on the screen to keep the contents away from prying eyes and

Source: Purism