OEM & ODM platforms
Nine model references. Choose the starting point for your product line.
Compare nine current model references, then confirm the suitable board, configuration and supply route. Stock evaluation, stocking batches and branded projects have model-specific availability and minimums. S18D is currently bulk-only with no evaluation samples.
The model identifies a chassis and product platform. CPU, memory and storage combinations are reference builds. Alternatives are evaluated against motherboard compatibility, cooling, power requirements and component supply. Confirm the exact configuration with the quotation and approved sample.
M156FH15.6-inch FHD education
M156FB15.6-inch Core i5 business
J116-inch 360-degree convertible
P1Current Core i3: 17.5-inch non-touch
S1515.6-inch, 1TB SSD
S18D18.5-inch large screen
R215.6-inch 360-degree convertible
NB1515.6-inch FHD education
PN14114.1-inch HD work and study
PN141 provides a compact 14.1-inch HD reference, while the conventional 15.6-inch models cover different education and productivity requirements. J1 and R2 are touch convertibles. The current P1 Core i3 reference is a 17.5-inch non-touch clamshell; S18D is an 18.5-inch non-touch model for bulk projects. Confirm the intended workload and exact build before choosing.
These are reference configurations for comparison. They are not a closed list of future builds or a live stock offer. Memory structure, storage interfaces, supported capacity and component options are confirmed for the selected version.
| Platform | Best for | Display | Processor | Memory & storage |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M156FH | Education, everyday productivity | 15.6" 1920 × 1080 FHD | Intel Celeron J4105 | 6GB + 128GB / 12GB + 256GB |
| M156FB | Business and channel projects | 15.6-inch FHD IPS | Core i5-6200U / i5-6300U references | 8GB / 16GB RAM; SSD options confirmed per build |
| J1 | Touch-first hybrid work | 16" 1920 × 1200 IPS touch | AMD Ryzen 3 3300U | 16GB + 512GB SSD · 360° convertible |
| P1 | Large-screen productivity | Current Core i3: 17.5-inch 1920 × 1200 non-touch; other panels by build | Core i3 / N95 / N5095 references | 16GB DDR |
| S15 | Storage-led offers | 15.6" FHD IPS | Intel Celeron N5100 | 16GB + 1TB SSD |
| S18D | Multi-window desktop work | 18.5" FHD IPS | Core i3 / i7 / i9 references | 256GB / 512GB / 1TB SSD |
| R2 | Touch-first convertible business use | 15.6" 1920 × 1080 IPS touch, 360° hinge | Intel Core i3-10100Y | 16GB + 256GB M.2 SSD; one slot, up to 2TB on supported builds |
| NB15 | Education and volume deployment | 15.6" 1920 × 1080 FHD | Intel Celeron N4020 | 4GB + 128GB eMMC |
| PN141 | Compact work and study | 14.1-inch 1366 × 768 HD | Intel Pentium N3710 | 8GB onboard + 128GB capacity; storage medium to confirm |
PN141’s 128GB capacity does not establish an SSD; the storage medium is confirmed by build. S18D is bulk-only with no evaluation samples; its supplied adapter, charging power, cable and plug remain to be confirmed. P1 is a conventional clamshell; its current Core i3 reference is non-touch and does not support 360-degree conversion.
Read the table as a shortlist rather than a catalogue. Processor availability is confirmed against live stock during the brief, because silicon supply changes faster than any published sheet can track, and a platform that suits your market is only useful if it can actually be scheduled.
Customisation feasibility depends on the selected platform, configuration, quantity and artwork. The table gives planning directions; confirm scope, MOQ, sample requirements and timing in your quotation.
| Element | Stock evaluation | Stocking batch | Custom programme |
|---|---|---|---|
| Model and configuration choice | From available stock | Subject to review | Selected |
| Memory and storage | As stocked | Subject to review | Configured |
| Keyboard language | As stocked | Per order | Per order |
| Device label and serial number | Standard | Yes | Yes |
| Retail packaging and inserts | Standard | Yes | Yes |
| Boot logo and splash screen | No | Subject to review | Yes |
| Custom enclosure or tooling | Not offered | Not offered | Not offered |
Boot logo and splash artwork require a compatibility and validation review for the exact board and firmware. Confirm feasibility, MOQ and approval steps before preparing final artwork. Custom enclosure tooling is not offered.
Choose evaluation, a stocking batch or a branded programme according to the model and project. They have separate quantity, availability and approval requirements. S18D is bulk-only; a different model’s evaluation unit does not approve an S18D build.
Ask which selected standard configuration is available to evaluate build quality, keyboard feel, display and performance. S18D has no evaluation samples.
Test the market and your listing at a size that does not need a full production run standing behind it.
A branded range you intend to keep selling, with your own artwork, labelling and retail packaging.
Below the standard minimum the fixed work does not shrink with the order. Engineering, artwork, compliance and logistics take the same effort whether they cover 100 units or 10,000, which is why the per-unit figure falls as volume rises without anything about the machine improving. If you are choosing between stock and a custom programme, we have set out the lead times and cost drivers of each route in full. Once a route is settled, the briefing checklist covers what to send to get a quotation you can use.
Repeat-order continuity is reviewed against component availability. Proposed changes to the motherboard, appearance, BIOS or configuration are confirmed before supply. The approved specification and sample define the ordered build.
Confirm product, battery transport and destination-specific documentation for the exact model, board and ordered build before order approval. Availability of UN38.3, MSDS, CE, RED, FCC, DoC, EAA or RoHS documentation must be checked for the selected configuration and market; documents from another model do not automatically apply. Warranty terms are confirmed with the quotation and order.
Stock location, sample preparation, dispatch and transit timing are confirmed against the configuration, quantity and destination. China, US and European fulfilment options depend on current availability.
A platform is a fully engineered base: chassis, mainboard, display and firmware already designed, tested and documented. Building from a platform is what makes a small order possible at all, because the engineering that would otherwise have to be paid for already exists. It also means the machine you approve is the machine that ships, rather than a prototype that has to be industrialised afterwards.
CPU, RAM, storage, keyboard, logo, boot artwork, packaging and software requests are evaluated against the selected motherboard, materials, quantity and project scope. A CPU change may require a different board, cooling or power design. This does not establish universal user upgrades or custom enclosure tooling.
MOQ depends on the model, availability, materials and branding process. Selected standard configurations may be quoted from one unit for evaluation, while stocking batches and custom programmes have separate minimums. S18D is bulk-only with no evaluation samples.
Sample and production lead times are confirmed after reviewing the configuration, branding scope, quantity and component availability. The quotation sets the agreed schedule.
No. Changing the outside of the machine beyond colour, finish and printing means a new mould, and we do not offer custom enclosures or tooling at any quantity. If your product concept depends on a unique shell, we are the wrong supplier, and we would rather say so before you commission artwork.
No. Document availability depends on the exact model, board, battery and destination. Confirm the required product and transport documents for the selected build before order confirmation; a document set from another model does not automatically apply.
Send the intended use, the destination market and roughly how many units you have in mind, and we will come back with a platform and a configuration to compare rather than a catalogue to browse. The OEM and ODM programmes explain the routes available, the product platforms page carries each reference configuration, and if volume is the open question the low MOQ page sets out how small an order can start.