Chuwi dévoile l'UniBook à 449 $ pour concurrencer le MacBook Neo

Le fabricant chinois Chuwi a annoncé l'UniBook, un ordinateur portable économique proposé à 449 $, se positionnant en dessous du prix du MacBook Neo. L'appareil est équipé d'un processeur Core 3 304 et vise à concurrencer directement l'offre d'Apple.

L'UniBook est doté d'un écran IPS de 14 pouces en 1200p, d'un clavier rétroéclairé, de 8 Go de RAM et de 256 Go de stockage. Selon les détails communiqués à Ars Technica, il propose davantage de ports que le MacBook Neo.

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