Hello Alexander, thank you very much for your response.
> Short answer: Not usable. Hmm, that is a pity. > Long answer: > As a rule of thumb, never trust AliExpress product descriptions. > You have to always look up _specifications_ on Intel official website or > websites of other vendors.Seller claims this device has N100 CPU [1], > but in Characteristics section it is actually J4115 [2]. Does this mean, in real this is not an Intel CPU? I saw these notebooks from several different sellers, and all are telling the same. Do they all lie? (Well it might be possible) > So which is it? > Display resolution 1280*800 means it couldn't be used comfortably by > today's UI standards and is not significantly better than screen of your > smartphone. Yes, but this would be ok for me. My old fellow, an Asus EEEPC 1008 has got 1024x600 which was ok for me. But now over the years, it got rather slow and it is 32-bit, too. So I am looking for a successor. For basic network analysis I could use a tablet (which I am also using) with "termux" and a bluetotth keyboard. But I would like to use an Inetl compatible cpu, as all my wanted stuff is running on this. And it shall be small. 13 inch and bigger I already own, so these small things awoke my attention. > Notice how none of the reviewers made a photo or screenshot of actual > hardware specifications detected by OS. More reasons to not trust device > descriptions or reviews. Yes, I see. > There is not a single actual photo of the product, in the description > section, only 3D modeled edited pictures. > When order is disputed, AliExpress arbitration service will consider > Characteristics as primary source for specifications, so it will be > customer's fault in the end and refund could be denied. > In conclusion: It is a *very* overpriced toy, not a device you could > accomplish any complex work. > Hmm, overpriced, you say. Do you mean, "overpriced" even when the the tellings are true (CPU, RAM-size, hardrive-size and so on)? > If I was in the market for a new "work horse" laptop, I'd search for one > with at least 14" screen size, with display height resolution of 1080p > or more. Hmm, well, here in Germany is a very good reseller for "normal" notebooks. I can get a 12 inch Dell notebook with 8GB RAM and a 512GB drive for under 100 Bucks (about 99 €uro). This with 2 year guarantee. The notebook is of cource refurbished. I know this seller for many years and he can be trusted and has a well service. If I do not find a smaller notebook for about 300 €, I will buy this one. It is a pity, my hope was another statement than yours. However, thank you very much for your help and the time you took! It helped a lot! Best regards Hans
