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Intel’s NUC M15 laptop is a stylishly generic notebook for the rest of us

We’ve come a long way from Intel’s original Next Unit of Computing modular computer that brought tiny computing to the mainstream. We’ve come so far, in fact, we’re not sure what’s actually “NUC”-y about Intel’s new NUC M15 laptop, which is intended as a “Whitebook” design that other notebook makers can utilize for their own products.

Intel unveiled its in-house-designed laptop in November with a list of specs that is simultaneously welcome and somewhat confusing. The NUC M15 comes with either an 11th-gen Core i5-1135G7 or Core i7-1165G7 processor, paired with either 8GB or

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