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Adata XPG Xenia Xe review

Adata XPG Xenia Xe review

Posted on February 17, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

With the ongoing advance of AMD into the laptop processor space, and the loss of Apple’s processor contracts, we’re not overly surprised that Intel is keen to start building some more of its own devices. The XPG Xenia Xe is the second 15-inch NUC to come from the blue team, but considering the processor manufacturer isn’t on top of its game in other areas of business, is it stretched too thin to make a successful laptop?

If you’re keen on battery life, bigger screens and the fastest storage around then the XPG Xenia Xe should be up the top of your shortlist for sure.
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