Zenbook 14 OLED

Framework is probably your best bet but they are quite pricy, personally running a zenbook 14 oled with 32gb and I havent encountered much issues

Gue kebetulan sempat research buat ini. Summary nya, 12jutaan itu SERBA NANGGUNG banget. Mesti pick your posion. Yang murah baterainya kecil banget, tapi RAM nya upgradable. Yang menengah, pilihannya udah beragam, tapi RAM nya gak bisa di ugprade. Yang mahal bisa nyentuh 16-18jt dengan the best batt

Since you’re heading into accountancy, you’re going to be spending a ton of time in spreadsheets and have a lot of tabs open as-well, so it could be pretty memory intensive at times. Out of your list, the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7i is probably your best bet because Lenovo makes the best keyboards for data

I have a zenbook 14 oled. Great build quality, great 90 hz screen with DCI P3, decent performance for daily creative tasks, 16 gig ram and upgradable storage, full ports. All while still being in the same price as the Neo. Plot twist: It turns on in my backpack to update and runs the battery. I unpl

I've had a zenbook pro 14 for 3 years. Not a sign of it. I work with static elements on screen all day. Oleds have come a long way.

The new core ultra series 2 CPUs by Intel seem to be doing well in the power efficiency department The Asus Zenbook S14 seems to be getting pretty good battery life (8- 12 hours depending on what you are doing) on that CPU. Then again, apparently the new Panther Lake CPUs are going to have the same

Hi, a DevOps Engineer here. A few months ago on early 2025 I needed to get a new device for myself and my first thought went to MacBook. Seeing how expensive Pro was, I too considered Air. Unfortunately M4 was not yet available on Air just then. After doing a lot of research on x64 and ARM CPU archi

Comparisons vs. Other 14" ultrabook models with a Lunar Lake Ultra 7 258V CPU, in the 32GB/1TB configuration, and OLED 120Hz displays: Lenovo X1 Carbon costs $2,579 Microsoft Surface Laptop for Business (LCD 120Hz, not OLED) costs $2,399 Dell XPS 13 costs $1,999 Lenovo ThinkPad X9 costs $1,989 ASUS

Yes the Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Yoga Gen 7, with i7 and 16GB RAM (or 32gb) and 512GB ssd ~500usd.(do not get the Yoga Slim that has the Qualcomm cpu lol) The 12th gen i7 is still plenty of performance for "normal" use if you're not into gaming needing a gaming laptop.And, if you take a look at the ports

Sorry, I'm not sure about any of those. I did a bunch of laptop shopping 2 Black Fridays ago (and the 4 months following that)... Eventually ended up with a 2 year old (somehow as new, from eBay) ThinkPad X1 Yoga Gen 7, 14". It dithers a little, but is OK for me. I did not get on with Asus ZenBook 1