10 Things You Can Do with the Cheapest New Celeron N4100 Laptop / Umax VisionBook N15G Plus

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For celeron haters: I bought this for my nearly 70-year-old mother, who, after a serious surgery, cannot sit at a desktop computer. She loves it as it does everything she needs. For the price, this setup is impressively usable, with a 15.6-inch full HD IPS display, not very good but still usable speakers, a webcam, and a quad-core processor with completely passive cooling, no HDD, so it's totally silent. Having firsthand knowledge of what high-end hardware is, my personal machine is a 13900KF + RTX4090 combo with a completely custom water-cooling setup, but we also have a 4080, 4070TI, 3090, and 3080, as well as a 13600KF and two 5800x3d processors. One thing to remember, there is no bad computer, only expensive ones. Honestly, I didn't expect much from this machine when making the video, but it was surprisingly fully functional. I recorded the videos myself and put it through its paces for three days. During that time, I only missed two things: keyboard backlighting and the fact that the memory was not upgradable (I didn’t disassemble it to the motherboard), though you can add an M.2 SSD. These pieces of hardware have their place, and I am sure there are many people interested in what you can do with these devices.

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A ThinkPad for a lower cost can provide a nicer experience with a MUCH better CPU and more upgradability. The laptop in the video uses EMMC which most of the time is worse than a HDD. This laptop is a ripoff, just get a ThinkPad

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So it can do the absolute minimum… neat

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For the price of that laptop you'd be better off getting an old used thinkpad with a 6th gen I5

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Yeah no way you can do most of these tasks smoothly in this Celeron laptop. How much did intel payed you?

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Whenever I see "Celeron" on a video title, I click in to give a thumbs down, leave this comment and block the channel. Bye.