The Laptop of Tomorrow is HERE 

Hey would you like one @bOOmbOOmProd

Thats cool, what do you do?

The millons of people so do stocks, stream, work in an office, video or photo editors, etc. Already people are using massive displays, attatching extra displays, or super ultra wide monitors for these daily task. The extra screen is perfect when needed but if not you can lay the keyboard right on top of the other screen. It doesn't require the use of it 100% of time.

I became a programmer with an Eee PC, one of the first netbooks by Asus. I later got a bigger Eee PC with an 11-inch screen. The ZenBook 3 was the best laptop I ever owned. It was beautiful, but it only had one USB-C port. The screen stopped working, so I made it into a desktop with external accessories. I always recommend Asus laptops to my friends and others who ask me.I hope I can save enough money for this model.

Lenovo released the same one year ago, you also can find the video about it from Unbox Therapy . So you should know who follow whom and the difference between innovation and plagiarism

@@KZrIsEating this is definitely different than the Lenovo one. also Asus has many other innovations than just this.

Nothing is meant to last these days, 3 years later it’s on eBay for $200.

I had a zen book duo for a year and then the motherboard apparently stopped working 😥 I did get it used tho

@@jklani8693 lol 3 years is the max

The Yoga flipping backwards is a selling point. And Asus could've done it because they did it for the Vivobook Flip. This is just poorly designed as a gimmick.

no, u will be looking for charging port in every lecture room

@@calvinlee1127 except I haven't🤷‍♂️. Using the yoga book 9i with one screen in tablet mode gets me through a full day of lectures (8am-4pm). Granted that's with all the low power usage settings on, and I still need to plug in after classes to study afterwards. But since I'm just taking notes, battery life is the priority over performance. Idk much about the chip or software optimization but it seems like 120 Hz, 3k displays on hardware that also charges the keyboard simultaneously won't last as long. Who knows

Hand written notes don't work for me. I moved to the keyboard approach and I encourage you to do the same. And he literally used the pen in the video so whats your point?

@@habibmohammed2779 Nature of the class bro. So for my classes, everything being lectured on and what we need to know for exams come directly from the slides, and the slides are downloadable before class. So all we need to do is highlight key points and jot down the occasional note, no extensive typing necessary. You can understand why a tablet form is more conducive to that sort of note-taking. I'm sure you know that highlighting/jotting with a screen in your lap is more convenient than highlighting/writing when the screen is across from your face. So being able to fold the Yoga Book back on itself so I only have to worry about 1 screen makes more sense in my use case. With the Zenbook, I have 2 screens to deal with even when I only need the one. So one screen would just idly be using battery while I'm highlighting on the other.

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Yogabook 9i buyer here. Buyers remorse is my middle name. I love the damn thing, but I didn't really think it through in my use case. I'm in IT, and 70% docked, 30% on the go. The 9i, docked next to my 42" LG OLED is heaven. The remorse for me comes in field use. I can deal with no ports other than USB-C, hell I can even deal with a non backlit keyboard, but my biggest issue is the inability to close the lid with the physical keyboard on the lower screen. Yeah, of course I knew this prior to purchase, but my lizard brain shouting, "GIVE ME THE SHINY!" outweighed the ability to give it forethought. At a client's location, I often need to open/close my laptop to move on a short distance. The yogabook 9i, a gorgeous and wonderful machine, just isn't built for that quick close and move / reopen quickly type of scenario. Obviously there is the virtual keyboard, negating the need to even bring out the physical keyboard, but I find it a pain in the ass. I'm trying to use it more to get over the detached feeling of no physical keys, but it's ....odd.

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​@@non_being r u sure about that? 🧐🧐🧐

bruh lenovo had this design since a year ago

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​@@non_beingchina will make asus products better anyways

Absolutely correct

But you wont buy it.

Mine was just a regular zenbook 14 ux 2018 And it still punch like a beast.

@@URTRAVEL_MD buying 14 ux was my plan coz I wasn't sure my dad would buy me the 14 duo 😅😅 But somehow he agreed later 😁

I'd love to see that too

You can leave the keyboard. The bottom panel has virtual keyboard functionality, and the hinge protects the two displays from impacting for up to 25 kilos of pressure.

Did u use AI for this?

@@worldpeace2688 yes AI

Thank you, you gorgeous human.

@@IamERAMOS You welcome Sir. Some parts are edited by me

Hey i'll be giving out a 2024 Zenbook Duo, reach out with details

@@unboxthearpygiveawaysReally? How so?

@@kevinl3239 your comment, got their attention, provide your shipping address, and we will reach out to you

Yeah. It's a cool concept, but it's dragged down by the atrocious Windows multi-monitor handling.

damn i thought normal laptops were a portable desktop how foolish of me

Screens like that don’t tend to be durable. I had a Flip and the screen turned green in less than 9 months 😅

There is. You can turn it on and off as desired

Means ?

​@@thechosenone6333 Black Mirror is a netflix show

Battery life is about 12 hours on screen, would you like one on us ?