MrMobile dives deep into both displays of the ASUS ZenBook Duo 14 in his latest review (video)
ASUS packed a secondary display into a 14-inch laptop in the ZenBook Duo 14.
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What you need to know
ASUSunveiled the ZenBook Duo 14at CES 2021. The laptop features ASUS’s famous secondary display above its keyboard. The secondary display can be used to run apps, control apps on the main display, and perform all sorts of other functions. It also props up when in use to help keep the laptop cool.
The ZenBook Duo 14 is a unique laptop from ASUS that brings over display tech we’ve seen in devices like theASUS ROG Zephyrusbut packs them into a smaller form factor. How does that work out? You’ll have to watch MrMobile’s full review of course.
MrMobile dives into detail with the ZenBook Duo, including real-world use, specs, comparing it to other dual-screen devices, and more. We won’t spoil the review here, but we will share a quick quote. MrMobile talks about the second screen of the device:
That second screen is no gimmick. It adds real value to every minute I spend on this machine.
Here’s a spec breakdown of the ZenBook Duo 14 and its bigger sibling, the ZenBook Pro Duo 15.
The ZenBook Duo 14 will be available for pre-order later this month in North America. Are you going to order ASUS’s latest double-displayed laptop? Let us know in the comments below.
The ZenBook Duo 14 is a 14-inch laptop that brings over the secondary display tech we’ve seen from ASUS’s mobile gaming rigs.
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