expiredcation_anion posted May 07, 2024 01:53 PM
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expiredcation_anion posted May 07, 2024 01:53 PM
ASUS ROG Flow Z13 13.4" Touchscreen Gaming Tablet WQXGA-Intel Core i9 with 16GB Memory-NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 V8G -1TB SSD Black GZ301VV-Z13.I94060 - $1550
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soooo easy to make 32gb for pennies more (to them)... on an i9 processor beast for over 1500 bux.
would gladly pay couple hundred more for OLED and 32GB ram.
been wanting one of these for a while (best ultra portable desktop replacement)
I have the 4070 version of this machine (very hard to find!) and I love it to bits. Running at less than 100 watts means the machine runs cooler and quieter anyway.
It's not an OLED but this is a 165Hz VRR display that is responsive and bright and generally reviewed as "excellent"
I also want to point out that this is a 13.4" device. You don't need a 4k panel. The panel here actually has the same resolution as the 13" M1 MacBook Air Retina display.
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This 2 to 1 laptop/tablet is powerful enough to run games, media consumption and work.
When 16GB of ram was bad on any computer? Last time I remember was enough for everything, but I agreed that price it needed a little bit more.
The screen is perfect QHD+ with VRR and Dolby Vision HDR in 13.4 inches. Reviews show this hybrid runs games like Cyberpunk, RDR 2, Resident Evils 4, Starfield etc with no problem at all.
The battery is not that great but, if you are planning to have it plugged or using a power bank it's good. Portability is the stellar point here.
For example, I'm a gamer and I hate carrying my heavy laptop all the time, and an Android tablet or iPad is not that powerful to run demanding games.
Three reasons. First, there's no way to dissipate that much heat so your laptop gets dangerously hot. Second, there's a practical limit to battery size and power inputs, so when not plugged into the wall, running flat out with a 200W GPU and 48W CPU, the internal battery will last roughly 14 minutes from 100% to dead flat (for a 60WH battery). Third, there are very few ways to supply a laptop with that much power via a standard/modern USB power cable (the newest PD3.1 supports 240W, but the previous PD spec topped out at 100W) which means you could plug in your laptop and it would have to drain both the internal battery and max a PD cable to keep it running.
Edit: I was wrong. 2 ports then.
1 is C, and the other is A.
Where do you see the second C in pictures?
What's the 'link'?
1 is C, and the other is A.
Where do you see the second C in pictures?
What's the 'link'?
Display Connector(s) 1 x Thunderbolt 4
Number of Thunderbolt Ports (Total) 1
USB Ports
2 x USB-C 3.2, 1 x USB-A 3.2
Number of USB Ports (Total) 2
Number of USB Type A Charging Ports 1
Number of USB Type C Charging Ports 2
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Display Connector(s) 1 x Thunderbolt 4
Number of Thunderbolt Ports (Total) 1
USB Ports
2 x USB-C 3.2, 1 x USB-A 3.2
Number of USB Ports (Total) 2
Number of USB Type A Charging Ports 1
Number of USB Type C Charging Ports 2
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