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XMG Pro 17 2021 mobile workstation review

XMG Pro 17 2021 mobile workstation review

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

2021 has been an exceptional year in computing so far. Not only because of the issues with the global semiconductor supply chain that have dramatically altered availability of parts as demand has risen sharply but also because old technological rivalries have gone up a notch. Amidst all this, German company XMG has unveiled a mobile workstation that doubles as a gaming laptop (or vice versa), the XMG Pro 17 2021, that is equipped with one of the fastest graphics cards in the world.
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