Zenbook 360° Flip

As others have said, you don't really need a tablet. It's fine if you want it for personal use (e.g. sketching), but it's not specifically needed for graphic design. It would be better to use that money to get a more powerful laptop. (You can get laptops that flip over and can be used as a tablet, e

I went from an Asus ZenBook Flip 13 i7 16GB which was dire to the Neo. My first Apple MacBook product ever. It's amazing and fantastic at running everything my Asus wasn't. You're going to love it!

Honestly, the 2-in-1 market is rough right now for finding something without some compromise. Regarding the Flex 5 I mean the throttling issues are less severe than the i5 models, but still present under sustained load. The cooling just isn't designed for heavy lifting, it sucks. Have you looked at

I would agree with you but I doubt umeona ma ASUS Zenbook Flips and etc. It’s definitely a price thing working against a vast majority of them. Hell even some HP high end SKUs look nice

the price to performance isn't that good for 1 for $1200.. IDK I would want a laptop to last 3-5 years. I can tell 100% just from the hinge assembly you'll make it to around year 2-3. Then again I did realize you're in Canada. Migliaccio & Rathod is investigating Asus over reports that many of their

i got a basic 2018-2019 ASUS Zenbook Flip i bought in 2021. That thing had 256 GB Storage, 12 GB memory, an intel i5-8265U. I upgraded it to Windows 11, and even with just chrome, VS Code, and file explorer open it just feels laggy switching desktops, even opening apps has some micro latency or lag

I see so much negative stuff about Asus that I'm still waiting for my 4-year-old Zenbook Flip S to die, and it has yet to do so. (Although the battery's no longer brilliant and I'm about to replace it. That's a wear and tear issue so not a complaint.) I would say that you do get what you pay for. Li

I ran these from rpmfusion, after downloading the free and nonfree for Fedora 42: sudo dnf config-manager setopt fedora-cisco-openh264.enabled=1sudo dnf config-manager setopt fedora-cisco-openh264.enabled=1 sudo dnf install rpmfusion-*-appstream-datasudo dnf install rpmfusion-*-appstream-data sudo d

I see someone recommending surface pro but I personally recommend against it for uni. I've had two, they're really versatile and portable but the battery life of both sucked compared to the other touchscreen (2 in 1) laptops my family and friends used at the same time (something from samsung and len

Asus Zenbook Flip 13, I love it. (13 inches) It gets hot tho bc it has an ultraslim design.