The inventive items that Asus consistently develops appear to defy conventional wisdom, and the item I’m about to present to you today is no exception. It boasts a 13.3-inch OLED screen, a detachable keyboard, and even a pen to write and draw like a budding artist. This is the Vivobook Slate 13 OLED, a Windows laptop hybrid tablet.
SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONFIGURATION:
- Pentium N6000 CPU
- RAM: 8GB
- OLED 13.3-inch screen
- Weight: 1,393 kg 2,367 kg SSD: 256GB Battery: 224 g
- Pin: 50 Watt Dimensions: 7.9 x 310 x 190 mm
- OS: Microsoft Windows 11 Home Originality of design
However, this design is not all that new; it was first used on Microsoft’s Surface series. It was also first used on the Galaxy Tab S8 extreme, and of course, Asus will be a must-have brand name for such a cutting-edge design language.
The design’s quality of finishing is also excellent, which shocked me the instant I touched it. Although the item’s pricing is already very reasonable, the lines are still pretty attractive, and plastic, aluminum, and glass are reasonably interspersed throughout. Of course, even though the Surface Pro 8 has a more attractive look, its price is still horrendous. This year, Microsoft hiked the price by a few hundred dollars, making it twice as expensive as the machine. carries with it the Vivobook Slate 13.
Screen
- sRGB: 97%
- RGB in Adobe: 67%
- DCI – P3: 65%
- Luminosity: 308 nits
- Contrast: 4.29 DeltaE at 3030:1
With a cost of just 17 million, you currently own an OLED screen, and this OLED panel can display 10 bits of color, or 1 billion colors as opposed to the 16.7 million colors of existing 8-bit screens. Windows settings have been examined, and 10 bit color is present. Naturally, with 1 billion colors, it covers 100% of the sRGB, AdobeRGB, and DCI P3 color gamuts, and OLED screens in particular feature exceptionally dark, high contrast blacks.
For viewing movies, the Vivobook Slate 13 OLED’s color is still superior to the Surface Pro 8 despite its superior display quality, particularly if you have to watch movies at night to see the colors. It is more relaxed and laid-back. In exchange, the device’s resolution will only be FullHD, which isn’t particularly sharp, but above a size of 13.3 inches, I believe the majority of users still feel entirely at ease with the panel’s sharpness. This.
Profile: suited to basic jobs
One thing I must immediately stop you from saying is that because of the stunning background, most people tend to assume that this is the ideal computer for designers or perhaps digital artists, but in reality, it’s from Asus. guiding the machine to meet the needs of working, studying, and switching between digital and entertainment content. This machine’s 13.3-inch screen is not small, and more crucially, its setup is limited to performing certain duties.
In particular, the computer will include a Pentium N6000 processor, 8GB of Memory, and a 256GB SSD; nevertheless, avoid thinking about using it for photoshop or gaming as it isn’t intended for these purposes. It will only be useful for learning and simple tasks because, even for a serious multitasker like me, switching between apps while having numerous windows open, I still find it to be a little sluggish. I also tried using the Samsung Tab S8 Ultra to watch YouTube 4K videos, but this Vivobook Slate 13 is still more fluid.
Pen and keyboard: better than anticipated
About the bundled keyboard, I was a little taken aback by how well it typed. Asus used such a tiny plastic sheet but yet transported it 1.4 meters, and the key thickness is also very substantial, making typing extremely comfortable. In contrast to the Surface Pro 8, it will just lie flat with the table in that position.
As for the suction power, it will require one more operation to remove this case if you want to use it as a tablet because it will be attracted by a magnet at the back of the case like the S8 Ultra tab and not attached like the Surface. I am confident. The one caveat is that if you use a pen, you should sink a little deeper into your chair because, with the correct subject, the screen above will shake quite a little.
Regarding the sensation of writing and drawing, I believe it is perfectly acceptable. A 60Hz screen will undoubtedly always have a lag in the middle, and drawing in Photoshop with many layers that overlap each other will undoubtedly cause lag and be a bit challenging to work with. However, the fundamental drawing, in my opinion, is perfectly acceptable. Also, the device lacks a magnet to attach the pen anywhere; nevertheless, Asus will include a hook so that you can connect the pen to the side.
Ending
Vivobook Slate 13 OLED will be available in this price range with a fairly reasonable price for a laptop with a unique design that also includes a pen, key, and a decent laptop case. OLED display, innovative design, excellent for basic multitasking and entertainment demands.
