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full HD display) and want something far more powerful, then nothing comes remotely close to the Gateway GWTN141-4GR (opens in new tab) which sells for $429 at Walmart. However, if you are US-based, donвЂ™t mind a lower resolution (i.e.

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Both however have less RAM (8GB) and slower processors (based on the popular CPUBenchmark database), which means that the Pro surpasses both easily. If you are looking for a notebook with a display resolution higher than full HD and/or an aspect ratio that is 3:2, all with an affordable price tag, then the only rivals to the GemiBook Pro are the original GemiBook (opens in new tab) ($399) and the CoreBook Pro (opens in new tab) ($469). We could only manage a rather poor 272 minutes in our test which is about right thatвЂ™s 0.14WHr per minute compared to 0.13WHr per minute for the GemiBook. Speaking of the keyboard, we loved the fact that it had dedicated home/end/page up/page down buttons as well as big arrow keys all small details that count.ДЄs for battery life, it falls well short of the suggested eight hours battery life. Elsewhere, there was minimal flex on the lovely chiclet backlit keyboard and the touchpad was perhaps a bit too noisy to our taste.

We did notice some coil whine which can be quite distracting. It is a wonderful piece of technology though and despite being glossy, delivered well balanced punchy graphics and yes, 3:2 really is life changing. Geekbench: 460 (single-core) 1547 (multi-core) 2051 (compute)ДЈDMark:В 100 (Timespy) 294 (Firestrike) 1437 (Nightraid) 1198 (Skydiver)Д¬rystalDiskMark: 552MBps (read) 471MBps (write)ДЄtto: 528MBps (read, 256mb) 458MBps (write, 256mb)ДЄt more than 3-megapixel, the 14-inch IPS display offers 50% more pixels than the average mainstream laptop, technically an additional strain on the onboard GPU but not something we detected in our tests, despite the lack of improvement on that side. HereвЂ™s how the Chuwi GemiBook Pro performed in our suite of benchmark tests:Д¬PU-Z: 213 (single-thread) 846 (multi-thread) The Intel Celeron J4125 is one of the best Celeron processors ever and is about as powerful (and capable) as a 6th generation Intel Core i5-6200U, its four cores giving it the upper hand in multitasking tasks compared to fast dual-core processors. Geekbench numbers for example showed differences of up to 17% in single core tests and a whopping 32% in multi-core ones. It is clearly a superior processor to the J4115 as evidenced by the benchmark numbers. No real surprise here, the J4125 performed as expected without any hitch. Oh and by the way, check out the Chuwi Hi10 XR which might be a better fit for you. What changes though are the processor (J4125 vs J4115), the Wi-Fi card (Intel AX200 Wi-Fi 6 vs Intel Wireless AC7265 Wi-Fi 5) and the size of the display (14 vs 13.3-inch). Ditto for the battery capacity (38WHr) and the 24W (12V,2A) wall power supply unit You can add a second SATA drive as well shame though that it is not an NVMe model. Early Amazon Prime Day deals: see all the latest offers right here.Д¬huwi stuck with the same memory and storage configurations for the GemiBook Pro (12GB LPDDR4X in dual channel mode) and an M.2 2280 piece of kit, a 256GB Netac G535N SATA SSD.

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Ports: 1 x USB 3.0, 1 x USB-C, audio jack, microSD card readerД¬onnectivity: Intel AX200, Wi-Fi 6, Bluetooth 5.0 Here are the full specs of the Chuwi GemiBook Pro sent to TechRadar Pro for review:

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