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PiPo X10 Review

PiPo X10 Review

Posted on September 20, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis
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PiPo’s X series is their experimental Mini PC hybrid lineup, the X9 was somewhat of a hit for them, proving to be a popular hybrid mini PC meaning you could operate it without the need of a keyboard or mouse due to its touch screen. So now X9 successor is out what did PiPo improve? Well, it’s now fan cooled, one thing the X7 and X9 ran into after a full day or working hard was thermal throttling. Pipo now claims that issue is solved with the addition of not only a larger heatsink but a small fan to constantly cool the PC.

The screen now as been upgraded from a 16:9 aspect ratio screen to a 3:2 screen, in fact the same panel used in the Microsoft Surface 3 with a resolution of 1920 x 1280. And lastly, a 10,000 mAh battery was added for portability and UPS battery backup. Previous models didn’t have batteries in them. The below is a video review, but there are pros and cons, my rating as well as a verdict below.
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