Take your entertainment experiences to the next level with the 15.6 Xenia 15G Gaming Laptop from XPG. The system features a 13th generation 2.4 GHz Intel Core i7-13700H 14-Core processor with 32GB of 5600 MHz DDR5 memory and a 1TB NVMe PCIe 4.0 SSD to load demanding games and applications in a flash. The 1920 x 1080 resolution 144 Hz Full HD display provides smooth graphics while NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 graphics delivers high frame rates and advanced features such as real-time ray tracing and AI-acceleration.
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Whoah thats crazy Adata is getting into laptops... never thought id see that. Thats like if Mushkin or Kingston made computers. Best of luck to them, I imagine this is like maybe some OEM laptop that they're branding. Id love to see EVGA step into laptop space if they're moving away from like PC parts/components.
Whoah thats crazy Adata is getting into laptops... never thought id see that. Thats like if Mushkin or Kingston made computers. Best of luck to them, I imagine this is like maybe some OEM laptop that they're branding. Id love to see EVGA step into laptop space if they're moving away from like PC parts/components.
Did it ever actually hit the market, i remember it was in concept stage but idk if they ever committed to manufacturing it. It was also not very refined from what i remember. I think they should have taken the Razer approach, and can still very much do so. They could even get into the monitor market tbh
Whoah thats crazy Adata is getting into laptops... never thought id see that. Thats like if Mushkin or Kingston made computers. Best of luck to them, I imagine this is like maybe some OEM laptop that they're branding. Id love to see EVGA step into laptop space if they're moving away from like PC parts/components.
To translate after Googling them Adata makes primarily SSDs and Computer memory from what I can tell. Id never heard of em
To translate after Googling them Adata makes primarily SSDs and Computer memory from what I can tell. Id never heard of em
Theyve been around for a while now in the computer space, usually selling SSDs, flashdrives, and other nand & dram products. Relatively large & reputable brand that tends to make fairly reliable mid-end products. I've bought a lot of their products over the years, just didnt think they would need to get into this market
Whoah thats crazy Adata is getting into laptops... never thought id see that. Thats like if Mushkin or Kingston made computers. Best of luck to them, I imagine this is like maybe some OEM laptop that they're branding. Id love to see EVGA step into laptop space if they're moving away from like PC parts/components.
It is almost definitely a OEM rebrand. I have an older XPG Xenia 15 that was basically a MAG-15 with a shiny sticker on the lid, but at a lower price.
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Anyone actually have any experience with the laptop of this brand?
I have the xpg 14. It's has been a nice office/school laptop. It's lighter and more compact than my work issued Surface Laptop 5 13.5". Battery life on it has been pretty good considering it's an 11th gen.
I picked it up for around $300 on a slickdeal. If it were to pop up again at that price I'd absolutely buy another.
ADATA is a pretty good brand. I have used their RAM and SSD before. Never used their laptop though. I would not pay this much for it though if it has a plastic chassis. Feel like if I'm going to pay over a thousand dollars for a laptop it at least needs to have an aluminum body. Had too many negative experiences with plastic ones. Specs look great though.
Anyone actually have any experience with the laptop of this brand?
I've got one which died in 6 months. Paid 150$(yes YOU have to pay for it) for delivery to the service center, they replaced it with the one with broken display. When I asked to replace again they said my warranty ended 2 weeks ago. I will never buy their laptops again.
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I picked it up for around $300 on a slickdeal. If it were to pop up again at that price I'd absolutely buy another.
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