Russian-made notebook announced: equipped with self-developed 28nm processor

在科技领域，俄罗斯显著加快了自主替代化的步伐。日前，俄罗斯本土PC品牌Bitblaze公布了国产笔记本Titan BM15，其最大的亮点就是搭载了俄罗斯自研处理器Baikal-M1（贝加尔-M1，BE-M1000）。

Due to technical limitations, Baikal-M1 uses a 28nm process technology, the CPU integrates 8 ARM Cortex-A57 cores, the operating frequency is only 1.5GHz, the third-level cache is 8MB, and the GPU integrates Mali-T628. Since A57 and T628 are products from seven or eight years ago, coupled with backward technology and low frequency, the performance level can be imagined.

Back to the laptop, the pre-production version announced this time and the renderings in March also have a bit of a "buyer's show and seller's show" flavor, and they look heavier than the 2.2 kilograms previously said.

In terms of basic parameters, it has a 15.6-inch display, up to 128GB DDR4 memory, a maximum of 512GB SSD, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Gigabit Ethernet port, USB-C 3.0, HDMI, etc.

Yana Brush, business director of Bitblaze's parent company Prombit, said that the notebook's battery life can reach 5 hours and it has good support for mainstream software such as Office. After all tests are completed, it is expected to be mass-produced and put on the market in November.

In terms of price, the reference price given by the manufacturer at the beginning of the year was 100,000 to 120,000 rubles, equivalent to RMB 10,800 to 13,000 yuan.

Previous official renderings