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| CPU | intel 10th J4125 4 core |
|---|---|
| RAM | 12 GB DDR4 |
| SSD | 256GB SSD |
| Size | 15.6" |
| Bluetooth | YES |
| WIFI | YES |
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IPASON Maxbook - P1X IPS 15.6" Laptop FHD Intel J4125 4 Core up to 2.7GHz 12GB DDR4 RAM 256GB SSD Windows 10 home Notebook Computer Ultra Thin and Light Notebook Business Office Student Ultrabook
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- 15.6 inch narrow bezel FHD 1920*1080P Screen, The 15.6-inch FHD screen brings you a wider view and is still clearly visible even in strong outdoor light. Besides, the night mode and color setting will help reduce the onset of eye strain.
- Intel 10th gen Celeron Processor J4125 4 Core and 4 Threads, 4M Cache, up to 2.7 GHz. Using the industry's leading 14NM production process, making it run more smoothly, and low energy consumption.
- Built-in Intel HD Graphics 600 graphics ensures faster image processing, hard-decoding 4k video. Powerful Windows 10 operation system, easily for multitasking and run smoothly.
- 12GB DDR4 RAM SATA 256GB SSD they can support more background program run faster and stable, helps you turn on quickly and run multiple apps seamlessly.
- Lithium polymer, long time standby, best for home office use and travel. Multi-Ports to meet your different needing: 2 * USB3.0,1 * mini HDMI, 1 * Audio, 1 * Memory card, 1 x Charging port.
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Pros: * Great Hardware Specs! * Great battery life!
Cons: * Linux drivers in pitiful state. Vendor needs to work with Linux people and fix this!
Overall Review: I wanted a cheap cheap cheap laptop with lots of RAM and a fast CPU and great battery, and this was it! Nothing else came even close! So I ordered this with confidence, and I think I'm happy with it. I guess. ... there are some glitches. About 5 minutes of booting it and using Windows, I was ready to flash Linux on it. (I hate Windows; I know Linux upside-down and inside-out. For my work, Linux is a non-negotiable must-have.) And this is where the problems started. In historic order: * Just sticking in a Linux bootstick is not enough; it boots to Windows. Need to get into BIOS to tell it to boot from USB stick. * The BIOS boot screen is carefully hidden, but half-a-dozen reboots while poking F1, F2, F12 and/or DEL got me into BIOS. * BIOS is ... weird. Like really weird, nothing like anything I'd seen before. * Designating the boot device was .. really weird. Figured it out, but it was ... weird. * Installed. But WIFI doesn't work. Why? Need to have the latest and greatest Linux kernel to get working WIFI (I'm running 5.18.15 right now) Driver is `rtw_8821ce` * The only distro with a Linux kernel that is new enough is Debian Testing. Which is great, but more bleeding-edge than most will tolerate. * With working WIFI, the rest of the install can be completed. Everything works great, except for a few teeny-weeny issues: * Wifi won't resume after being suspended (by closing the lid) Need to reboot to get it to work. I will work with LKML to fix this, but it will take months. * Sound does not work. So no youtube. I don't know why. I assume its a bad device driver. Haven't figured it out yet. Will need quality LKML time, too. Other than that, it works great: * Got 6-8 hours of battery on a very long airplane flight with no electric outlets on the plane. * Camera works great; did multiple multi-hour zoom meetings (using cell phone for audio) * Fanless! I hate fans! I love laptops that don't make noise! * Fast! It's actually slightly faster than a 7-year-old beefy server that I have. * Used it all day, every day, for 6 weeks straight, doing development and also browsing. No issues Annoyance/possible problem(?): * Runs really hot. I'm not used to having laptops run this hot. My last one had a dinky CPU that never got hot (and it was fanless, too). Is this going to be a problem? Will it burn out early? I plan to keep this laptop for 6-8 years; I don't want it to die after only two years. See https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1016395 for more info