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Summary ASUS’s Vivobook is a fantastic entry level laptop for those looking to spend less than $500. It’s packed with features, fast, and built well – still it’s not without its quirks. None of which are deal breakers, but let’s drive in a little deeper into this eco-notebook to find out if its right for…
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Lenovo ThinkPad E595 Review! A 30 year computer in the making!
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One of the finest 13″ laptops you can buy.
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This is a review of the Dell Inspiron 3000 (3593). We managed to get our hands on an interesting version of this machine (you can’t get it from Dell website). Configured as: 15.6″ FHD Non-Touch Screen 256GB SSD NVMe 8GB RAM (8×1) i5-10th gen What we didn’t like. Missing were a backlit keyboard and a…
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A handy, dandy notebook! Configuration as reviewed: 512GB SSD NVMe 10th Gen Intel i5 12GB DDR4 RAM 15.6″ FHD Matte Non-Touch Display Price: $650 Features 15.6″ FHD 1080p Matte screen. Get’s bright, not a lot of glare, good colors. It’s a non-touch panel but it’s a good looking screen for a laptop in this price…
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Cheap for a reason.
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ASUS VivoBook F512 queen of the eco laptop Read More Photo Gallery Review ASUS VivoBook F512DA (2020) Testing Configuration Ryzen 3 3200U 4GB RAM 128GB NVME SSD 15.6″ FHD Non-Touch Display Speed & Power While on paper the specs are lack luster, the machine flies under normal conditions. Boot times are quick, and general operation…
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ACER Aspire 5 Slim clean, class, laptop Read More Photo Gallery Review Keyboard & Trackpad A great keyboard. On par with higher end units and some would argue better feeling than Apple’s last generation of Butterfly keys. Stiff with good tactile feedback, you could plunge away at the keys for hours without many mistypes or…
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Alienware M15 R2 Expensive and unreliable. It’s like the supercar of computers! Read More https://youtu.be/cS2ZW8KJAIQ Alienware M15 R2 Configured as: 15.6″ 144hz FHD Display Intel Core i7-9750H NVIDIA RTX 2060 6GB 512GB SSD 16GB RAM DDR4 Intro Easily one of the most disappointing laptops in recent times. I’m more thrilled with a $350 ASUS…