Asus ZenBook Duo 14 is the company's newest laptop in the series that comes with a secondary screen called ‘ScreenPad Plus’. The device is a premium that is aimed at artists, creators and those handling heavy tasks with precision. We take a closer look at it.
Asus ZenBook Duo 14 is aimed at artists, developers and creators and was launched alongside the more premium ZenBook Pro Duo 15 OLED. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
1/12 Asus ZenBook Duo 14 is aimed at artists, developers and creators and was launched alongside the more premium ZenBook Pro Duo 15 OLED. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
The key feature of ZenBook Duo 14 is the secondary screen or what Asus calls as ‘ScreenPad Plus’. It is placed just above the keyboard area. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
2/12 The key feature of ZenBook Duo 14 is the secondary screen or what Asus calls as ‘ScreenPad Plus’. It is placed just above the keyboard area. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
ScreenPad Plus measures 12.65-inch in size with 1920 x 515 pixels resolution. This IPS panel also supports a stylus for precision work. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
3/12 ScreenPad Plus measures 12.65-inch in size with 1920 x 515 pixels resolution. This IPS panel also supports a stylus for precision work. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
It also has its own control panel that gives you one touch access to apps from a list that can be customised and even lets you use the entire ScreenPad+ as a touchpad. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
4/12 It also has its own control panel that gives you one touch access to apps from a list that can be customised and even lets you use the entire ScreenPad+ as a touchpad. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
It also lifts to an angle that makes it easy to view and operate. The main body itself has a ErgoLift AAS Plus (Active Aerodynamic System) hinge design to bring more angle for better typing while efficiently venting out the heat. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
5/12 It also lifts to an angle that makes it easy to view and operate. The main body itself has a ErgoLift AAS Plus (Active Aerodynamic System) hinge design to bring more angle for better typing while efficiently venting out the heat. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
The main LED display measures 14-inch and has FHD resolution with 100% sRGB coverage and 400nits max brightness. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
6/12 The main LED display measures 14-inch and has FHD resolution with 100% sRGB coverage and 400nits max brightness. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
Powering the ZenBook Duo 14 is Intel 11th-gen Core i5 or Coire i7 processors. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
7/12 Powering the ZenBook Duo 14 is Intel 11th-gen Core i5 or Coire i7 processors. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
The processor is supported by Intel’s Iris X GPU or NVIDIA GeForce MX450 GPU with 2GB GDDR6 dedicated memory. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
8/12 The processor is supported by Intel’s Iris X GPU or NVIDIA GeForce MX450 GPU with 2GB GDDR6 dedicated memory. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
Due to the secondary screen, the keyboard is pushed towards the bottom edge of the body, giving you no plam rest and a smaller than usual touch pad. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
9/12 Due to the secondary screen, the keyboard is pushed towards the bottom edge of the body, giving you no plam rest and a smaller than usual touch pad. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
There's also Harman Kardon tuned speakers for better and more immersive audio experience. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
10/12 There's also Harman Kardon tuned speakers for better and more immersive audio experience. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
ZenBook Duo 14 has a 70Whr battery as well. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
11/12 ZenBook Duo 14 has a 70Whr battery as well. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
ZenBook Duo 14 has 2 x Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A port, HDMI 1.4, 3.5 mm audio jack and a microSD card reader. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)
12/12 ZenBook Duo 14 has 2 x Thunderbolt 4 USB-C ports, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A port, HDMI 1.4, 3.5 mm audio jack and a microSD card reader. (Robin Sinha/HT Tech)