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Asus unveils new Zenbook Pro 15 with Screenpad and a dual-screen Precog laptop

Arif Bacchus Arif Bacchus
June 5, 2018
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Computex 2018 is officially underway in Taipei, and we’re now seeing Microsoft’s OEMs reveal their newest Windows 10 devices for 2018. One of the most exciting reveals of the week happens to be from ASUS, which showed off both a new Zenbook Pro 15 which has a second screen in place of the touchpad and also a dual-screen Precog laptop.

The second screen (called “ScreenPad”) on the Zenbook Pro 15 draws many comparisons to the touchpad bar on Apple’s MacBook Pro series. Though not the same thing, it comes in at 5.5 inches in size and is FHD resolution. This means the ScreenPad can adapt to what you’re doing to help you multitask, with the F6 key being used to use the ScreenPad as a second screen, or for adaptive menus and the standard touchpad mode.

Other specs for the Zenbook Pro 15 can be seen below. The device is set to become available globally starting July of 2018.

  • 15-inch 4K NanoEdge UHD display
  • Intel Core i9 processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti graphics
  • 16GB of high-performance 2400Hz DDR4 RAM
  • Up to 1TB PCIe 3.0 x4 SSD
  • Harmon Kardon certified audio system
  • Gigabit-class 802.11ac Wi-Fi, USB-C with Thunderbolt 3, USB 3.1 Gen 2 Type-A, and HDMI
  • Fingerprint sensor
Video ThumbnailComputex 2018 is officially underway in Taipei, and we’re now seeing Microsoft’s OEMs reveal their newest Windows 10 devices for 2018. One of the most exciting reveals of the week happens to be from ASUS, which showed off both a new Zenbook Pro 15 which has a second screen in place of the touchpad a

As if the Zenbook 15 wasn’t enough, Asus also revealed their dual-screen AI Precog laptop. This device is just a concept for now but ditches the keyboard in favor of a touchscreen and an AI-powered system which can predict how you’ll use the laptop. Like other devices, it also can fold into four modes, with the AI predicting when you’ll need a virtual keyboard and mouse on the lower display. ASUS device will also support a stylus, with the tech on board being able to detect when it is nearby to switch into drawing mode.

See it in action below, starting at the 5:44 mark.

Video ThumbnailComputex 2018 is officially underway in Taipei, and we’re now seeing Microsoft’s OEMs reveal their newest Windows 10 devices for 2018. One of the most exciting reveals of the week happens to be from ASUS, which showed off both a new Zenbook Pro 15 which has a second screen in place of the touchpad a

ASUS also unveiled a new premium 13.3-inch ultraportable ZenBook S laptop, lightweight VivoBook S15 and S14 laptops, the Vivobook 14, and new Republic of Gamers laptops. Some of these devices pack cool features like 8th Gen Intel Core CPUs, Thunderbolt 3 connectivity, 4K UHD NanoEdge touchscreens, and more. Features and pricing or availability vary by model, and you can learn more by checking the ASUS website here.

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