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benokobi
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  #1775472 4-May-2017 11:44
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8HCVUCqZoHI

 

Especially like how their own video let slip that they had USB C prototyped. 

 

Why not chuck one on for some future proofing.




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  #1775518 4-May-2017 13:07
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Was at Google Next today, and there was mention that every Chromebook going forward will have USB C. Pretty hard to deny it's the new standard.


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  #1805871 23-Jun-2017 21:46
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I'm looking at replacing my MacBook Pro with one of these, but I agree the lack of USB-C is shocking...





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  #1806074 24-Jun-2017 15:06
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morbandit:

 

I'm looking at replacing my MacBook Pro with one of these, but I agree the lack of USB-C is shocking...

 

 

Also, they don't have a SD or Micro SD slot. The put a micro SD on the Surface Pro, so defies logic they omitted it from the laptop.


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Came into contact with one of these the other day...

 

The textured surface is much less 'furry' to the touch than it appears. Its hard to describe, but more like a textured plastic or smoothed fiberglass type sensation.

 

Not bad at all, and I doubt it would have terrible wearing properties.


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  #1807095 26-Jun-2017 17:05
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Dairyxox:

 

Came into contact with one of these the other day...

 

The textured surface is much less 'furry' to the touch than it appears. Its hard to describe, but more like a textured plastic or smoothed fiberglass type sensation.

 

Not bad at all, and I doubt it would have terrible wearing properties.

 

 

 

 

Cool! I've yet to see one in person. How was the screen?





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  #1808106 28-Jun-2017 10:21
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I have was given one of these for my birthday yesterday by my wife, it's an i5 256GB SSD 8 GB Ram model and I Love it. Very light, great build quality, great display and very quick. I took advantage of the free upgrade to Windows 10Pro as I want to load software from outside the store. All in all an excellent laptop that meets my needs perfectly.


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