If you haven't given yourself a Christmas present yet, hold on: Kubuntu Focus, a new laptop for demanding users, will soon be launched

If you like the KDE world and are a demanding user, this news interests you: Kubuntu Council, MindShareManagement Inc and Tuxedo Computers have had the pleasure to announce the kubuntu focus. As explained in the team promotion website, it is a computer intended for demanding users and developers looking for performance and compatibility with Linux deployment environments. It will arrive with its own bloatware, but one that should interest the target of this team.

Between what will bring installed and in its latest versions we will have software for web development, deep learning, Steam games, video editing, image editing, and lots of extra software that won't be without support. Logically, there are two scenarios with so much software installed by default: in the first scenario, we are simply interested; in the second, there is software that we are not interested in and we can eliminate it like any other software.

Kubuntu Focus Technical Specifications

• CPU: Core i7-9750H 6c / 12t 4.5GHz Turbo.
• GPU: 6GB GTX-2060.
• RAM: 32GB Dual Channel DDR4 2666 RAM.
• STORAGE: 1TB Samsung 970 EVO Plus NVMe.
• SCREEN: 16.1 ”matte 1080p IPS
• KEYBOARD: LED backlit, 3-4mm travel.
• CASE: metal and plastic, 0.78 ”.
• Extensive set of selected preloaded applications, including the latest version of Ubuntu. At the time of its launch it will be Kubuntu 19.10 Eoan Ermine.
  
• Two year warranty.
• Users can expand both the SDD and the NVMe RAM.
• Includes an improved cooling system.

This laptop is the result of months of focused industrial design. We take a meticulously tuned hardware setup to ensure everything works right out of the box. Dozens of settings are adjusted to keep the hardware working at its best. Kubuntu Focus manages the platform so you can focus on work and play.

What they have not yet revealed is the price and availability (countries, stores ...) for which we can acquire the Kubuntu Focus. Yes they mention that it will be available early 2020, but not by how much. What is clear is that a computer designed to work with Linux will always work better than one that came with Windows pre-installed.

Depending on its price, has it managed to get your attention and do you want to buy a Kubuntu Focus?