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Starmobile Engage Aura Initial Hands-on Review: A Budget Work Companion

Starmobile Engage Aura Initial Hands-on Review: A Budget Work Companion

Posted on January 6, 2017January 8, 2019 By Jarvis

Starmobile announced the availability of their lightweight notebook, the Engage Aura, a few weeks back and it finally made its way to Unbox HQ. Today, we’re taking it out of its packaging and giving it a go to give you our initial impressions for this lightweight, 14-inch notebook. Before we jump in, here’s a quick look at its spec sheet.

Starmobile Engage Aura Specs

  • Intel Atom Z8350 Chipset
  • 1.9GHz Quad-core Cherry Trail Z8350 CPU
  • 2GB of RAM
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    https://www.unbox.ph/editorials/starmobile-engage-aura-initial-review-a-budget-work-companion/
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