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Alldocube Thinker i35 review

Posted on November 15, 2017June 3, 2019 By Jarvis

The last time we reviewed a product from Alldocube (formerly known as Cube), we noted that the iWork 1X 2-in-1 tablet PC in question was an average performer but with a shockingly low price. At the time of the review, it was the cheapest Windows convertible device to offer 4GB of RAM and 64GB on-board storage until it was discontinued.

But with the Thinker i35, the Chinese startup is aiming higher with components, build quality and a price tag that are squarely aimed at the more lucrative mid-market segment.

Design

The Thinker i35 reminds us of a more posh version of the Chuwi LapBook 12.3. Alldocube’s designers opted for a magnesium alloy for the laptop’s chassis; open it up and you will come face to face with a massive 13.5-inch LCD panel, the same as Microsoft’s Surface Book.
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Computers & IT Tags:Alldocube Thinker i35, CHUWI, Chuwi LapBook, Cube, laptop, LCD, Microsoft, PC, ram, review, Surface, Surface Book, tablet, tablet pc, TechRadar, Windows

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