Creating a Bootablr USB for Linux using Etcher.

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  Create a bootable USB drive using Etcher* ¶ Use Etcher* software from Balena* to flash the Clear Linux OS image to a USB drive. An  Advanced: Linux CLI  option is also available. Prerequisites ¶ Download the Clear Linux OS Desktop or Server image from the  Downloads  page Recommended minimum  4GB  USB drive or larger Download and install the  Etcher  version per your operating system. Burn the Clear Linux OS image onto a USB drive ¶ Caution Burning an image formats the USB drive and destroys all pre-existing content. Back up your data before proceeding. Launch Etcher. Figure 1: Start screen ¶ Press  Select Image . Change directory to where the image resides. Select the image and click  Open . Figure 2: In Open, select the image ¶ Plug in the USB drive. Identify the USB drive or click  Change  to select a different USB. Note This shows all USB drives attached to the system. Figure 3: USB drives attached ¶ Select the proper device and press  Continue . Figure 4: USB Flash Device select
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Get the Mi Notebook Horizon Edition 14 Intel Core i5-10210U 10th Gen 14-inch

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Get the Mi Notebook Horizon Edition 14 Intel Core i5-10210U 10th Gen 14-inch (35.56 cms) Thin and Light Laptop(8GB/512GB SSD/Windows 10/Nvidia MX350 2GB Graphics/Grey/1.35Kg), XMA1904-AR+Webcam


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Xiaomi Mi Notebook 14 Horizon Edition Summary

Xiaomi has launched its Mi Notebook laptops in India, and the Mi Notebook 14 Horizon Edition is the premium lineup. There are two variants, and the higher-end one (which we have reviewed) has a better processor, faster SSD, and Type-C USB port making it seem like much better value overall. We like how compact this laptop is, with a 14-inch screen in the body the size of most 13.3-inch laptops. The low 1.35kg weight also makes this a great option for those who travel or commute a lot. The Mi Notebook 14 Horizon Edition has a metal body with a minimalist look, which we really like. However, the narrow screen borders mean that there's no integrated webcam so you'll have to use the included USB unit.

Performance is quite good thanks to the 10th Gen Intel Core i7-10510U CPU and Nvidia GeForce MX350 GPU. The 8GB of DDR4 RAM is unfortunately soldered, but you get a generous 512GB SSD (NVMe on the higher model, SATA on the lower one). You'll be able to play some basic games and older titles at low to medium settings, but the body does get very hot when the components are stressed.

Battery life is also quite good. The downsides are that there's no keyboard backlighting and no SD card slot, which would have been great for productivity. The display is somewhat dull, but you won't mind that too much even when watching videos. 

Overall, the Mi Notebook 14 Horizon Edition is a compelling choice given its portability and price.


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