Laptops
$ 269 3K laptop introduced

The Chinese company Chuwi has announced an updated version of the Herobook laptop – HeroBook Pro +. The key feature of this mobile computer is that it has a 13.3-inch display with a resolution of 3200 x 1800 pixels.
Most laptops with 3K screens cost around $ 1,000, but the HeroBook Pro + is offered for just $ 269. The laptop is equipped with a Samsung screen with a density of 278 pixels per inch.
The HeroBook Pro + is powered by an Intel Celeron J3455 processor as well as 8GB LPDDR4 RAM. The laptop also has a 128GB eMMC flash drive, while the read and write speed is approximately double that of a hard drive.
The body of the HeroBook Pro + is made of lighter polycarbonate, weighing only 1160 g, which means you can easily take it with you. The laptop is equipped with a 38Wh polymer-lithium battery, which allows you to work up to 7 hours without recharging. Supports fast 24-watt charging.

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