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Chuwi MiniBook, HiPad LTE, GBox Pro remind users there are always other options

Chuwi MiniBook, HiPad LTE, GBox Pro remind users there are always other options

Posted on November 29, 2019 By Jarvis

It’s not unusual that big brands like Apple, Samsung, Microsoft, Lenovo, and the like get the lion’s share of the attention and the sales. They are industry giants for a reason but their imposing stature could lead some to believe that they are the only ones out there. The holiday shopping season is upon us and these large corporations are putting their big marketing machines to work overtime. Companies like Chuwi, however, are giving consumers a nudge to remind that they might not need to go bankrupt, provided they’re willing to make a few compromises.
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