Dynabook (formerly Toshiba PC Company) has announced a new premium Copilot+ PC with a very interesting sales hook. The ultra-lightweight laptop is designed for business use and comes with a self-replaceable battery to extend its lifespan and reduce IT costs.

It’s possible—and even relatively simple—to replace a laptop battery, but it’s not exactly an enjoyable task. And many laptop companies would likely prefer you purchase a new laptop instead of just replacing the battery when your old one begins to fade.

The fact that Apple is able to sell a new MacBook Air M4 this year with an upgraded chip under the hood, a new paint job on deck and a lower price tag to boot is very surprising — especially when you consider the concern over U.S. tariffs raising prices on electronics this year.

N, a $1,699 laptop that will be sold to everyone, not just commercial buyers. It boasts a user-replaceable battery, a rare feature that will undoubtedly extend its lifespan.