Lisa Gade gives her thoughts on ADATA's XPG Xenia 14 SSD and RAM. The freshly launched Xenia 14 isn't their first laptop, but it's a breath of fresh air—as if someone truly paid attention to what users want. Thanks to the matte black magnesium alloy case and interior reinforcements, the 930g Ultrabook is LG Gram light, yet rigid and premium-feeling overall. The Xenia 14's screen has a 16:10 aspect ratio. It's an Intel Tiger Lake PC with Intel Xe graphics, Thunderbolt 4, and a PCIe 4 boot SSD from the 11th generation. Despite its small size and low weight, it boasts a variety of connectors, including a full-size SD card slot, two RAM slots, and two SSD slots.
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