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ACEMAGIC AX15 Laptop: 15.6" FHD Display, Intel Quad-Core 12th Alder Lake N95, 16GB DDR4, 512GB SSD $225 + Free Shipping
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$499.00
ACEMAGIC has ACEMAGIC AX15 Laptop: 15.6" FHD Display, Intel Quad-Core 12th Alder Lake N95, 16GB DDR4, 512GB SSD (Grey or Silver) for $499 - $210 ACEMAGIC Discount - $64 w/ code ACEAX15BF at checkout = $225. Shipping is free.
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- Intel Quad-Core 12th Alder Lake N95 (up to 3.4GHz), 6M Cache
- Intel® UHD Graphics, 1200MHz
- 16GB DDR4 RAM
- 512GB M.2 SSD
- 2x Built-in speakers
- Full-Size Keyboard
- Windows 11 Pro
- 14.07" x 9" x 0.66"
- 1.6kg or 3.5lbs
- Ports:
- 2 x USB 3.2
- 1x USB 2.0
- 1 x USB C
- 3.5mm Headphone Jack
- Type C DC Power Connector
- HDMI
- TF Card Slot
- Includes a 3-year manufacturer warranty
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Last Edited by mew0o
December 30, 2023
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Not too surprising, these cheap acemagic machines are filled with shady stuff
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"After some investigating, I found that the Chrome default settings had been altered so that something called "naviwithus" was the actual search engine, and opening a new tab actually brought up something called "UpSearches" rather than Google. I did a quick Bing search and saw that UpSearches is flagged as a virus software. My repulsion at these settings turned to disgust when I found that attempting to change these defaults didn't do anything; the original defaults would just come back. I even uninstalled Google Chrome and reinstalled it, but the defaults remained. "
https://www.windowscent
"After some investigating, I found that the Chrome default settings had been altered so that something called "naviwithus" was the actual search engine, and opening a new tab actually brought up something called "UpSearches" rather than Google. I did a quick Bing search and saw that UpSearches is flagged as a virus software. My repulsion at these settings turned to disgust when I found that attempting to change these defaults didn't do anything; the original defaults would just come back. I even uninstalled Google Chrome and reinstalled it, but the defaults remained. "
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Couldn't help but laugh at this one
Does exactly what I need it to do, great price... track pad is a bit weird, no "enter" key by num pad but have gotten used to those oddities.
The review did say if this was a Chromebook it should work well. Maybe they will make one.
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a few days ago I bought another Mini PC from Blackmagic with N97 16/512GB etc.. Both work great and in all honesty fast enough for normal users.
Only problem is sound. My old speakers don't work. They are old so most likely I just get a USB one.
They are not for gaming and heavy use but common look at the price,
Does exactly what I need it to do, great price... track pad is a bit weird, no "enter" key by num pad but have gotten used to those oddities.
No enter key on a laptop? What a huge oversight that was
a few days ago I bought another Mini PC from Blackmagic with N97 16/512GB etc.. Both work great and in all honesty fast enough for normal users.
Only problem is sound. My old speakers don't work. They are old so most likely I just get a USB one.
They are not for gaming and heavy use but common look at the price,
It lasts a max of 5 hours on battery. Though it is energy efficient.
They considered Windows 11 Pro as a negative. Not sure why. Seemed strange.
It's a great laptop for the price despite all the naysayers ... listen to the people who own one.
The whole "chinese spyware" is laughable coming from the same people who are typing on their i-phones with their alexas, indoor/outdoor cameras, etc.
Every other laptop I have purchased has been loaded with bloatware, trialware, etc... not this one.
It's not a rocketship but works great (15 seconds or less cold boot to full desktop).
If that were even remotely plausible, you would be able to find it simply by monitoring the traffic leaving the device.
There's no magic VPN that can obfuscate traffic from your router.
It also wouldn't be cost effective to build some sort of tap that leverages international mobile data and put a modem in this.
Moreover, UEFI is pretty hardened against exploits. As long as this isn't booting in legacy BIOS mode, the OS should be safe.