Asus Chromebook Detachable CM3 with MediaTek 8183 SoC, coupled with 4GB of LPDDR4X RAM and Mali G72 GPU, has been launched in the US. It is priced at $349.99 (roughly Rs. 25,500) for the 64GB storage variant and $369.99 (roughly Rs. 27,000) for the 128GB storage variant. It is offered in a sole Mineral Grey colour option. It also comes with a garaged stylus and features a detachable keyboard. Additionally, the back cover is dual-hinged and can be used as a kickstand in a portrait or landscape format.
ASUS has revealed its latest Chromebook, with the new Chromebook Flip CM3 and Chromebook Detachable CM3 promising two options when it comes to folding, rotating
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Lenovo s IdeaCentre Mini 5i is sort of a mix of the best mini PCs and NUCs and a small piece of furniture that will fit well into a living room or home office. It s quite compact, it has a textile top panel, and it has the performance needed to handle a fair amount of productivity work. The price is also quite reasonable, with models starting at about $500. I ve been using this tiny PC for a couple of weeks to see what it s all about and whether or not it s worth your money.
Lenovo IdeaCentre Mini 5i review:
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Lenovo s ThinkBook lineup is an alternative to the ThinkPad, geared more toward small- and medium-sized businesses. They have a more contemporary look thanks to the all-aluminum build, and they have their fair share of security and performance features. ThinkBooks also cost less than a lot of ThinkPads, opening them up to more people who could spend budget elsewhere. After reviewing the Lenovo ThinkBook 13s (Gen 2) and the Lenovo ThinkBook 14s Yoga, it s clear that these laptops are suited for any regular users who want a well-rounded PC. I ve been using the ThinkBook 15p for the last week to see how the lineup fares when a dedicated GPU and UHD display are added into the mix. If you re a content creator, this might be the one.
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These ThinkBook laptops have one major difference when it comes to design. The Yoga version is a convertible, meaning it has hinges that allow the lid to fold around 360 degrees. You can use the Yoga PC as a tablet, notebook, or something in between with tent and stand modes. The ThinkBook 14, on the other hand, is strictly a notebook with hinges that allow the lid to open no farther than 180 degrees.
Both laptops are made from aluminum and come with MIL-STD 810H certification to ensure they can stand up to the use and abuse associated with a business laptop. If you often travel or need to take your laptop into the field, they should fare well thanks to testing against dust, temperature, shock, and more. The Yoga version comes in Mineral Grey and Abyss Blue colors, while the ThinkBook 14 is available only with the former finish. I recommend going with Mineral Grey, as the other color is a fingerprint trap that shows every smudge.