Energizer not only makes batteries, but also portable (and strangely cheap) batteries

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Energizer not only makes batteries, but also portable (and strangely cheap) batteries

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There are times when we can see how a company dedicated to manufacturing and selling a specific type of product can attempt to enter a completely different market, creating alliances to manufacture certain devices under its name. In this case, the brand Energizing looked for a way to enter the market for low-power computer systems and therefore created an alliance with the French company Avenir Telecom, which they now trust to create more than smartphones, since they announced that they would start manufacturing and selling laptops extremely cheap.

Most computers that can be found today have a series of specifications that make them have quite high prices, even the most basic models can usually exceed $300. But in this case both Energizing as Future Telecom They seem very clear that they can create a series of laptops which offer fairly low consumption with an emphasis on battery life and all for $200 or less. In addition to this, they do not rule out creating models with higher prices, that is, surely they are looking for a way to launch a complete range of laptops to cover all needs.

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Some unrealistically priced laptops, could this be true?

The main aspect that laptops generally present is the difficulty of offering extremely low prices; some models such as Chromebooks can get close to desktop-equivalent cost and performance for less than $300-$400. But even so, there are many models of this type that, even integrating components belonging to an entry range, with really basic configurations that can be similar to those found in a smartphone, still do not manage not to reach the price desired by Energizer in its new laptops.

In this regard, the company has indicated that it wants to create a model with a standard design inspired by ultrabooks but which uses resistant and environmentally friendly materials and which will benefit from long-term support, which, with a such a low price, seems to be an impossible goal to achieve. The brand decided that the name of this poorly performing model would be Energy Book Classic and as can be seen in the presentation images, it has two USB Type-A ports, one USB Type-C port, one HDMI port, two 3.5mm audio jacks and what seems be an SD card reader.

In addition to this, they have clarified some technical details such as the size of the screen, which will be available in 15 and 17 inch formats, as well as the storage since it will have 128 or 256 GB depending on the model chosen by the user. . One of the aspects that finally caught our attention is that to save money it could be a laptop that uses an operating system like Linux, but it still includes the typical Windows key, which does not indicate that it cannot be Linux, but it is quite curious that we can have a Windows license knowing that this alone would cost practically 100 $.

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