#Origin OS 4

vivo has introduced the Android 14-based Origin OS 4 with added features, revamped design, and improved performance. While vivo confirmed FuntouchOS 14 based on Android 14 for eligible global units, the Origin OS 4 will only cover its home market in China. Performance-wise, through its “virtual graphics card”, the Origin OS 4 now has faster app response time. Seeding of Origin OS 4 to these devices commences by year-end. Even though the Broadwell-U and GTX 965M are all the rage on this year’s CES, Origin PC takes on a different approach on their new gaming notebooks, and instead is put an overclocked Intel Core i7-4790K on the new EON 17-X and EON 15-X. So, technically, Origin PCs new gaming laptops are powered by a desktop processor, not your typical mobility-focused chip that you’re used to seeing even on the most bad-ass gaming notebook like the Aorus X5. Other impressive features of the new Origin PC EON17-X, and its smaller sibling the EON15-X comprise of support for up to two m.2 PCIe/SSD, up to 4TB of HDD if you prefer more storage than speed, and support for up to 32GB of RAM. The most conservative configuration of the new Origin PC EON-17X will set you back $1878, while the smaller version with base config will cost $1842. Read more in our articles including "vivo launches Origin OS 4 based on Android 14" and "Origin PC Stuffed an i7-4790K on a Gaming Notebook".