ASUS wants its new Vivobook 13 Slate OLED laptop to be your TV

Are yous looking for a laptop-slash-TV that grabs the established industry rulebook, throws it on the ground and burns it with gasoline, then goes to the farthermost lengths of scribing an entirely new book to replace it with? Considering that's what ASUS claims to be offer with its Vivobook xiii Slate OLED. As stated in its press release, "this fun-filled two-in-one Windows xi marvel — the earth'south start 13.three-inch Windows detachable laptop — rewrites the rules to make it easier to enjoy everything, everywhere."

A fun-filled Windows 11 curiosity, you say, ASUS? Strap in, because this machine packs a detachable OLED touchscreen display with a "cinema-grade" 100% DCI-P3 gamut, DisplayHDR True Blackness 500 certification, and a 1,000,000:one dissimilarity ratio.

Its thirteen.3-inch length is being angled by ASUS as ane more than reason why this detachable screen makes for a good OLED TV in addition to a display for a solid laptop packing a quad-core iii.3 GHz Intel processor, 256GB SSD, and a max of 8GB of RAM.

The Vivobook 13 Slate OLED will arrive sometime in December 2022 for a starting toll tag of $600. Expect "Creative person Editions" to come up in 2022, brought about via collaborations betwixt ASUS, Steven Harrington, and Philip Colbert.

Telly-laptop fusions

Vivobook 13 Slate Oled

Vivobook thirteen Slate OLED (T3300)

"A fun-filled marvel"

Typically, laptops aren't seen every bit fun-filled or marvels; they're usually just devices for making Excel spreadsheets and watching YouTube. ASUS promises to alter that perception with the TV-laptop fusion of the time to come, the Vivobook 13 Slate OLED.

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