The Chuwi MiniBook X N150, One Year Later

It’s been a little over a year since I reviewed the MiniBook X, and it remains one of the very few modern machines to preserve the netbook form factor–so, given the attention the original review garnered, I thought folk might be interested in how it has fared. Since then, it has spent enough time in bags, on desks and hooked up to odd displays to make the honeymoon period irrelevant–and in the process it has become one of those machines I reach for without thinking too much about it. Disclaimer: Even though this is a long-term review, the machine was originally sent by Chuwi, and the usual review policy still applies. Livin' the life HardwareI have very few complaints–in fact, practically none. The keyboard is still perfectly usable, if a little stiffer than some of my other mobile devices, and the screen’s higher pixel density remains one of the main reasons I enjoy using it. The machine’s responsiveness, even in power-saving mode, has made it a great writing and coding device. Over…