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Why Lenovo’s $799 IdeaPad laptop beats Apple’s MacBook Neo Original

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By Oyewale Damilare, Helena Stone Verified
| GeekSpin Verified
Back-to-school shopping is in full swing, and before you reflexively drop your cash on a MacBook Neo (or settle for a bare-bones Chromebook), Lenovo wants a word. The PC giant has officially rolled out the IdeaPad Slim 3i – a sleek Windows laptop designed to serve up beefier performance than the Neo, a far better display, better durability, and more generous specs for practically the same price. Table of Contents show One of the biggest updates to the IdeaPad Slim 3i is its overhauled chassis.
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XPENG unveils new L03 EV, flying cars, and humanoid robots Original

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By Justine Anifowose, Helena Stone Verified
| GeekSpin Verified
If you had “humanoid robots, flying cars, and Ferrari-designed EVs” on your tech bingo card for this year, congratulations—you just won. So, get ready to live in the future, because the line between sci-fi and reality just got a whole lot thinner. Chinese EV maker XPENG just hosted a massive “Physical AI for All” brand event in Munich this past week, and besides for showing off their L03, a luxurious yet affordable new EV SUV, they decided to flex their entire vision for a sci-fi future too.
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Chinese carmaker XPENG teams with Google as it pushes into Europe

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By Helena Stone Verified
| MSN Verified
Helena Stone XPENG picked Munich for a reason. On Thursday the Chinese EV maker rolled out its all-new L03 — a “Next-Gen AI SUV Coupe,” in XPENG's words — and not just for Germany. The car is launching in 64 countries at once. And it brought a friend along – Google. Here's the part that matters for anyone who's ever fought with their car's built-in nav.
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