You know what would be cool? If someone managed to stick the hardware of a steamdeck or rog ally into that and turn it into a beast

Celeron chips need to be discontinued. They’re all awful lmao

Clicked the notification so quick I almost bricked my phone

To be fair, I can actually see a use case for this. It would make a decent web browsing and MS Office machine.

Basically 4K , sure buddy

I've seen this laptop featured before, and it's worth a quick note that this is almost certainly a demo unit. It's a smattering of things that the factory wants to show off along with the cheapest possible hardware to run it for a demo. They want to demonstrate the high end keyboards and screens they can work with, custom circuitry for the webcam, and some options on how it can be put together. The truth is, this is a super impressive demo unit. I have very little doubt that if I went to the factory and gave them specs for a laptop I wanted to sell that they would be able to execute on it and produce a quality product.

honestly if it had like a ryzen 5 7640u, it would've actually been able to game a little because the laptop looked so good

I can't help but imagine what were they thinking at the factory 😂 They be like "yo I want a laptop with the best keyboard ever seen, beautiful 4K screen and speakers loud enough to shatter windows. Okay then, how much should it cost? Like 300 bucks should be enough, right?"

We need more implementations of mechanical keyboard on laptops

This feels like a rich person wanted someone to design a laptop for a very specific task, they hired someone to make it, and then that person got to continue producing them for resale online. It's just so oddly specific in design, even down to the rich person not liking webcams built into the monitor but still wanting them available for occasional use.... 😂

Admit it; You love the thing. I'd absolutely keep this as a nice little productivity laptop.

Genuinely, as a writer/adademic, this machine makes a ton of sense.

A 37dB increase in sound level is a 5,000 times increase in acoustic power. And 107dB is unbelievably loud for a laptop - it's even unbelievably loud for powered computer speakers. I imagine that the track was tuned to a resonant frequency in the laptop's speaker system.

A surprisingly nice, what I'd call, "Productivity" laptop.

I bought one of these laptops, I use it as a parsec dumb terminal to connect to my gaming PC, its a very clever design imo

What a brilliant writer's laptop. Most people don't use their laptops to calculate Pi to ten billion decimal points or decode the Rosetta Stone. Even that quad core Celeron is plenty for just normal laptop use (and many just use their laptop to remote in to some other PC/system to do actual work- so it's just a keyboard/screen interface device). A nice crisp 4 display, amazing keyboard, good trackpad. I suspect most small devices use the old Bose trick of using an efficient small driver but then using very strong signal tuning to level out the actual frequency response played. Those speakers must just be playing the raw audio, so the extremely strong frequency response at a certain ear piercing range is 100 decibels now. That is fixed by using headphones- which most people do anyways. Only d-bags play their tunes through their laptop speakers in public.

Aliexpress giving a better value in terms of included accessories than major bands😭😂

Honestly, if all I were doing is browsing the web, I would pick this over a Chromebook any day of the week.

Man. That David attemborough like intro made me laugh my ass off.

This budget laptop comes with 16GB of RAM as standard. The Apple computers still do not in 2023.