ProArt PX13

So you want a BookMac? There are some premium laptops, but they will always differ from a MacBook. Asus ProArt PX13 with Strix Halo and 128GB RAM, lightweight and premium "Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 Ultra Aura Edition Gen 11", or LG Gram 17 or 18", which are the lightest big laptops. From more sanely priced

2x T60p, x201T, x230T, X1 Yoga g3 - that's what I have now after numerous other models.. and now I stopped. Lenovo finally made Thinkpads boring. Switched to Asus PX13 - compact and powerful, exactly what the X13 Yoga should have been, but haven't.

Unlikely I think, Strix Halo on the Z13 and ProArt PX13 performs roughly similar at this power level and we're kind of already at the limit as to what's physically possible in a 13 inch chassis. It probably wouldn't have the XG Mobile port either as Asus has fully committed to USB4 / Thunderbolt for

I have an Asus ProArt PX13. Has an RTX4050, touchscreen and some real ports in addition to dual USB-C (USB-A, full-size HDMI). Hostorically, every other laptop I've gone from big (because I need some horsepower) to as small as I can get (because I travel all the time and get tired of the monster lap

I also gave up my high powered gaming desktop and 5K monitors...it hurts at first but honestly, you get used to it quickly Really, a laptop makes more sense, especially if your home base is Cebu - you will likely be taking mini vacations way more often, whether to Bohol, Boracay, Manila, wherever -

This is a great point that deserves a new thread. The new Asus pen 3 is a sneak new release that comes with the new px13. I own a 2025 z13 coming from a surface pro 8 and I absolutely love my new device as so far it's everything I ever wanted out of my surface, sacrificing only a few millimeters of

I got rid of my MacBook M1 Pro 14" recently. Loved it but the restriction to gaming was annoying. I don't play alot but I do like the odd indie game etc. The closest windows laptop I found was a Asus Proart Px13 , it's very similar to the MacBook , slightly smaller and slightly less battery life. Bu

i have seen people pursuing undergrad using mac but not many grad students here. i would be more inclined towards windows if you choose to use it through grad school too. there would be times when youd have to work late nights and the labs may not be available. and youd have to work on personal proj

I’d go with the ASUS ProArt PX13. It’s the better fit for Blender, Adobe apps, CAD, and light gaming because it has the stronger graphics performance, while still being lightweight and portable for commuting. The HP OmniBook X Flip 16 is a nicer convertible, but for your workload, the PX13 gives you

You have said that you want portability, 14 inch or a smaller laptop. I have had the best time in Blender with NVIDIA graphics cards. https://www.bestbuy.com/product/asus-proart-px13-2-in-1-laptop-13-3-2-8k-display-amd-ryzen-ai-9-hx-370-32gb-lpddr5x-1tb-ssd-win-11-home-w-usb-hub-nano-black/JJG998XJF