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Chillblast Helios i5 review: Like a MacBook Air, but cheaper and running Windows 10

Chillblast Helios i5 review: Like a MacBook Air, but cheaper and running Windows 10

Posted on August 24, 2015September 7, 2019 By Jarvis

LIKE A CHEAP MACBOOK AIR WITH WINDOWS 10

This Air clone from Chillblast starts at a tuppence short of £700, with a similar specification and an attempt at duplicating the all-metal casework.

The Chillblast Helios i5 is a 13.3-inch ultraportable weighing under 1.4 kg, 19 mm thick, and packing the latest Broadwell Intel processor plus full-HD display. This has IPS-like technology for improved image over cheapest TN types.
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