A $400 Thin & Light Notebook - Great Value or Perfect Fail?

Usually high quality thin and light notebooks with aluminum construction demand tons of money. But the Chuwi LapBook Air has that aluminum unibody and a super thin profile but it costs just $400. In this review, we explore whether or not that price is too good to be true.


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