GPD P2 Max 8.9 Inches Portable Ultrabook

GPD P2 Max 8.9 Inches Portable Ultrabook Mini pc Notebook Laptop UMPC Touch Screen Tablet CPU Intel m3-8100Y GPU HD Graphics 615 WIN10 16GB RAM/512GB ROM, Amber Black

Hey guys,

Quick promo!

I've been eyeing this mini laptop for awhile. The design look slick has a touchpad and the keyboard keys are pretty big too. Obviously, I don't have it, or I'll be testing its capabilities with games and some software.

I've been playing around with Microsoft Visual Code and that's part of the reason why I'm thinking of getting this mini laptop. Where I can quickly try and test out ideas on the go. Being small and light is definitely a plus.



GPD P2 Max 8.9 Inches Portable Ultrabook Mini pc Notebook Laptop UMPC Touch Screen Tablet CPU Intel m3-8100Y GPU HD Graphics 615 WIN10 16GB RAM/512GB ROM, Amber Black

• Our GPD P2 MAX Configuration: CPU-Intel Core m3-8100Y, GPU-intel HD Graphics 615,Up to 900Mhz,RAM/ROM: 16GB LPDDR3/512GB M.2 NVMe SSD;
• Fingerprint unlock Standard "QWERTY" keyboard layout, chocolate island style. Complete touch tablet function, moving cursor, Scroll Area, mouse left-hand, and right-hand button mouse supported. Via actual measurement, an adult male feels free and unconstrained when typing with two hands;
• 8.9 Inches 2.5K fully fitted retina screen, H-IPS 2560x1600 resolution, 340ppi, supporting 10-point touch control and stylus input, has 100% sRGB gamut coverage and 178 degrees of wide viewing angle.
• Liquid cooling radiating pipe + fan, PC level cooling solution, with full speed and never reducing the frequency,
• With only a size of iPad mini 4 and only 650g net weight, about 50% lighter than the mainstream Ultrabook.9200mAh,35Wh high-capacity polymer lithium battery.

The portability is what really entices me to the product. Granted, there are definitely more powerful laptops with much bigger screen sizes. But, size isn't everything, right? It's also not a powerful gaming laptop but with 615 HD graphics, it's not a slouch either.

Sure, it does have its, limitation. That's why it depends on why you'll want to get this. For me, it's definitely the size although, it's actually much bigger than a 7-inch mini laptop. Like, I've said, I'm interested in using it for self-study.

You can read up on the Intel m3-8100Y here (Wikipedia).

In any case, if you're looking for just some light usage these mini laptops sure are getting more powerful and affordable. I'm still hoping there'll be a mini gaming laptop with the latest CPU and GPU instead of the low-end version. Like the Asus ROG G14. Now, that'll be pretty interesting.

What you guys think?

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P.S. GPD P2 Max 8.9 Inches Portable Ultrabook Mini pc Notebook Laptop UMPC Touch Screen Tablet CPU Intel m3-8100Y GPU HD Graphics 615 WIN10 16GB RAM/512GB ROM, Amber Black

Facebook tablets?

I just thought of a Facebook tablet.

If there's rumor about a Facebook mobile phone, why not then a Facebook tablet?

Isn't that better?

With 500 million users. A Facebook tablet would not be a surprise?

As, we all know, there's a lot of tablet coming out right now. And, I've been asking, can all these tablet actually let me play Facebook flash games?

Personally, I haven't tried it out myself. But, I have bought netbooks and these mini computer can't even let me play simple flash games on Facebook. It's kind of silly if you only bought these kind of computer only to surf?

If, I just want to check up updates on Facebook, I can use my mobile phone. It's easier and faster. I don't carry my netbook everywhere I go. Okay, some of you netbook users are maybe students but really, most of us all do Facebook right?

Don't you guys play the games on Facebook, like me?

That's what bothers me. Tablets, are almost like a netbook. One, good thing about them is that they are small, long-lasting battery and can be carried in a small bag anywhere you go. But, if I can't play games on Facebook, like checking up on my Mafia wars or even play Bubble Island (don't laugh) what good is a tablet?

So, Facebook tablet rumor anyone?

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