YEPO 737A2 With Enhanced Hardware Offered at $272.27


Yepo 737A2

Chinese laptops are conquering the world. Probably most of you haven’t heard about those brands, but if you have been looking for a cheap laptop you should met them. The market is full of notebooks carrying the brands of Chuwi, Jumper, Onda, and so on. At this moment, we are going to talk about a slightly enhanced variant of another laptop named the YEPO 737A2. As the name suggests, it’s the new version of the original model. So we just have to find out the main differences.

Yepo 737A2

The screen size of the YEPO 737A2 remains at the same size of 13.3 inches, but the display technology is changed. The newer variant comes with a TFT screen, while the original mode sports an IPS display. The main differences between these displays are the higher contrast ratio and low production of TFT displays, while IPS provides better viewing angles and impressive color reproduction. Anyway, bot provides Full HD resolution.

Yepo 737A2

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In terms of hardware, the YEPO 737A2 is packed with an Intel Atom x5-Z8350 quad-core chip clocked at 1.44GHz, while its sibling came with an Intel Celeron N3450 quad-core SoC running at 1.1GHz. The main differences between these chips include the higher frequency on the newer version, while the microprocessor has 200% higher memory bandwidth on the N3450. The older variant comes with a 6GB of RAM and 64GB of eMMC storage, while the newer model comes with a 4GB of memory and 128GB of storage. At last, the battery remains the same at an 8000mAh capacity.

So we can state the manufacturer has improved some features such as CPU and storage but sacrificed the memory and the screen technology to keep the price unchanged. Thus if you need a better performance, you can get your hands on the YEPO 737A2. But if you want a larger memory and a viewing experience, there is still the older variant.

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3 Comments

  1. sL
    February 26, 2018

    Even with the higher clock speed, the celeron out performs an atom chip set. This variant is entirely a downgrade.

    • pa5t1s
      February 26, 2018

      True! This is quite a strange ‘update’, indeed. Why didn’t they use the new Gemini Lake N4100?

  2. Guest
    February 27, 2018

    Yuck, more intel and windows garbage. These chinese companies should release linux OS laptops using smartphone chips from Samsung or mediatek. Xiaomi should make laptops using their pinecone chips running MIUI, Huawei should make laptops running EMUI using their kirin chips. Monopolies like intel and microsoft should be boycotted, make them all bankrupt. I hate patent trolls and monopolies.