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A 15.6-inch household and office laptop on Intel N95, with fingerprint login, up to 32 GB memory and up to 2 TB storage.
£312to £352 depending on configuration
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Indicative range: £312–£352. Your quote list uses the starting price. The exact price for your chosen configuration is confirmed by quote.
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The Vidar Everyday 15 is aimed at the machine a household or small office actually buys: a 15.6-inch screen, an Intel N95 processor, Windows 11 Pro and fingerprint login so nobody has to share a password. Memory can be configured to 32 GB and storage to 2 TB, which gives it far more headroom than its price band suggests.
The 15.6-inch panel is the point. It is comfortable for spreadsheets, forms, streaming and video calls at arm's length, and it can be shared across a table. The chassis is offered in silver or pink.
Vidar's title mentions a 1080p-class display, but the resolution is not confirmed by a verified attribute, so it is not published here as a specification. Battery, ports, weight and graphics are likewise unconfirmed and confirmed on quote.
A shared machine for home, a small office or a front desk: one screen big enough for two people to read, with per-user sign-in.
Vidar's listing text mentions 1080p, but resolution is not confirmed by a verified attribute, so we do not publish it as a specification. Ask for the panel data sheet with your quote.
Windows Hello stores multiple enrolled users per device, so a shared machine can carry one fingerprint per account. The number supported is a Windows limit, not a hardware figure Vidar publishes.
Vidar publishes memory and storage as separate option lists, so that combination is plausible but not listed. Any pairing outside the advertised steps is confirmed at quote.
No. It uses Intel N95 integrated graphics. For a discrete GPU, look at the Vidar Perform 15 with MX450 or the Vortex gaming range.
| Specification | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Processor | Intel N95 | Vidar title |
| Memory (maximum stated) | 32 GB | Vidar listing title |
| Storage (maximum stated) | 2 TB | Vidar listing title |
| Main display | 15.6 inches | Vidar key attributes |
| Operating system | Windows 11 Pro | Vidar key attributes |
| Fingerprint reader | Yes | Vidar listing title |
| Memory installed | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Storage | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Graphics | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Resolution | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Battery capacity | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Ports | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
| Weight | Confirmed at quotation | Not published |
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