Laptops
ASUS Zenbook S 13: Price, availability in the Philippines
Lightweight powerful performer
One of ASUS’ newest premium laptops, the Zenbook S 13 OLED, is now official in the Philippines.
One of the lightest in its class, the powerful 13.3-inch portable laptop will be available in four colors: Ponder Blue, Aqua Celadon, Vestige Beige, and Refined White.
The 8GB DDR5 memory + 512 PCIe SSD storage variant will retail starting at PhP 63,995, while the 16GB RAM variant is up for grabs starting at PhP 76,995.
Premium visuals
The Zenbook S 13 OLED takes pride in its 2.8K OLED HDR Dolby Vision display with 60Hz refresh rate and 0.2 response time, on an expansive 16:10 aspect ratio.
The screen is Pantone-validated. It’s also complemented by a VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 certification and TÜV Rheinland certification for eye care.
Powerful performance
Performance-wise, the Zenbook S 13 OLED is powered by up to an AMD Ryzen 7 6800U processor, WiFi 6E, and AMD mobile graphics to support whatever work-related or entertainment content.
The laptop also has a 67Wh battery with up to 19 hours of battery life. It’s supported by a fast-charge technology that allows for recharging up to 60 percent in below 50 minutes.
Other features include:
- Dolby Atmos
- ErgoSense keyboard and touchpad
- AI Noise Cancellation
- Real-time webcam optimization
- Fingerprint login
- ASUS Antibacterial Guard
- ASUS Pen 2.0 support
Connectivity isn’t an issue either, with USB-C ports that support 4K external displays, a headphone jack, and Bluetooth.
From September 15 to October 31, 2022, purchases also lead to a raffle entry for a chance to win a limited edition Zarah Juan Zen Tote worth PhP 8,500.
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Laptops
The Googlebook is the next evolution of the Chromebook
Notebooks are coming later this year.
Chromebooks did not become the go-to alternative for laptop users on a budget. Given how the market looks today, it could have been a matter of “right place, wrong time.” Today, Google is trying again with the new Googlebook lineup.
The Googlebook is different from the Chromebook. Though both platforms allow Android apps to run natively, the Googlebook will focus more on building a foundation on Gemini Intelligence.
Of course, the Android ecosystem is still a focal point. The Googlebook can run apps from the ecosystem and can connect seamlessly with Android phones. Specifically, users can access their phone’s apps and files directly from the notebook without waiting for transfers.
As for the Gemini part, the Googlebook starts by reinventing the cursor. The new Magic Pointer brings the wonder of Gemini to your mouse. A wiggle of the cursor wakes the software, which contextualizes anything it’s pointed to. For example, pointing at a date will ask you if you want to schedule a meeting. Pointing at two photos might merge the two into an AI-generated mashup.
Additionally, Create a Widget will allow you to customize software to perfectly tailor to your needs. Using Gemini, the Googlebook can collate everything you need on your dashboard.
Currently, there are no official models set to come out just yet. However, Google has confirmed that Acer, ASUS, Dell, HP, and Lenovo have committed to bringing out the Googlebook this fall. Naturally, each of these brands will have their own take on lineup, but the one thing uniting them will be a unique glowbar to set them apart from other notebooks.
SEE ALSO: Google, on Android adopting Liquid Glass: “Not happening!”
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