Earlier this month renders of an Energizer-branded laptop from French company Avenir Telecom first appeared online, and scant details were later given to Notebookcheck. What we now know as Energizer's new EnergyBook Classic line seems targeted at the entry-level computing market, with prices starting as low as $199.
The laptop uses a standard ultrabook-inspired design, with the familiar Energizer logo emblazoned on the keyboard, screen bezel, and lid. There's not much to remark on otherwise, though based on the photos, it offers two USB Type-A ports, one USB Type-C port, one HDMI port, two 3.5mm audio jacks, and what appears to be an SD card reader.
