Of course, that bigger battery is also powering a bigger and higher resolution display, but so far battery life has been pretty positive for an Intel Atom based PC. Considering this is a 14-inch device, there's room to put a bigger battery under the hood. As with most Intel Atom based devices, performance is not great beyond casual use.īattery life so far seems to be great. We're rocking an Intel Atom Z8350 CPU with 2GB RAM and 64GB internal storage. This is a low-cost device, and as with all low-cost devices, specifications aren't going to be mind-blowing. But for watching video, browsing the web, and editing documents with Office, this display is perfect.Īnd web browsing, video watching, and document editing are about all you'll be doing on the Lapbook. I wouldn't buy this device if you need it for any real color uses, that's for sure. Colors don't pop as you might expect on other displays. In regards to colors, I can best describe it as a rather bland panel.

The display itself gets relatively bright. So for now, I left it on, but the screen protector is kind of gross looking and may be one of the reasons why the display looks a bit murky. I'm worried that if I try any harder, I'll damage the display. I've tried with all my might to pull it off, and it just won't budge. It has a weird sort of screen protector on it, which is almost impossible to get off. Still, for $200 there's not much I can complain about. But as a 1080p panel compared to other 1080p panels, it's not so great. As a display on a low-end laptop, it's great. Of course, for $200 this shouldn't be much of a surprise.

Although it's 1080p, it's not the clearest panel I've ever seen. Its display, while the best I've ever seen on a low-end device, won't be winning any awards.

Fusion screen