Asus Taichi laptop with dual Full HD screen
The new Asus "transform" laptop named Taichi 31 has a 13.3-inch screen duo.
Taiwanese manufacturer announced Taichi 31 is ready to sell. However, Asus did not specify the specific price of this model. The Taichi 31 dual-screen laptop was introduced last year but was not released to the market, and many users were disappointed.
When introduced, Asus Taichi impresses by designing two unique screens. (Photo: Engadget).
Asus Taichi 31 is equipped with two screens of Super IPS + technology with an SSD. It uses Intel Ivy Bridge Core i5 or i7 processor, integrated dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0 and 5 megapixel camera to record 1080p video. In addition, the product also has a front webcam that records HD video and runs on Windows 8 operating system. The manufacturer claims that Taichi 31 can work for 7 hours continuously thanks to Asus Super Hybrid Engine II technology. .
Taichi 21, a smaller version of the Taichi 31 model with two 11.6-inch screens, was sold in October last year. The device is priced from US $ 1,200 to US $ 1,500 (about VND 25 million to VND 31.3 million) depending on the configuration. Therefore, as expected, Taichi 31 will be sold at a much higher price.
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