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Chuwi MiniBook mini laptop adds an active stylus, stretch goals, perks

Chuwi MiniBook mini laptop adds an active stylus, stretch goals, perks

Posted on August 13, 2019 By Jarvis

A rather silent yet steady undercurrent is moving in the PC market thanks to crowdfunding, Three Chinese companies are practically neck to neck in trying to corner a new breed of mini laptops, ultra ultraportables, and whatnot. One Netbook fired the opening salvo but GPD and Chuwi have caught up quickly. With just a week left, Chuwi is sweetening the MiniBook pot by expanding its features beyond the initial spiel, including adding a fingerprint scanner and an active stylus.
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