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Haier Ultrabook hands-on review: Haier’s first 12mm thick Ultrabook boasts 4G connectivity

Haier Ultrabook hands-on review: Haier’s first 12mm thick Ultrabook boasts 4G connectivity

Posted on January 9, 2016March 26, 2020 By Jarvis

During CES 2016 at Las Vegas, Chinese company Haier announces a plethora of new gadgets including the 12mm thick Haier Ultrabook, a fanless laptop that also offers 4G connectivity. But with so many ultrabooks being announced at this years CES event, is it enough to make it stand out from the crowd? We went hands-on with the Ultrabook at CES 2016 and here’s what we thought.
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