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Geo Infinity GeoBook 540

PC Pro

July 2022

We wouldn’t choose this as our main laptop, but it could be great for temp workers or as a spare

Range starts from £367 (£440 inc VAT) from cclonline.com

This is the second Geo laptop we’ve reviewed, with the 2-in-1 GeoFlex 340 surprising us with just how much quality hardware you could buy for £349. The GeoBook is a straightforward clamshell laptop, but once again we’re impressed by the value on offer.

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