Asus Zenbook Duo: If One Laptop Screen is Good, Is Two Even Better?

The Asus Zenbook Duo will come with two 14-inch touchscreen monitors connected via a hinge with a keyboard slotted in between.
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The double laptop isn’t being spared on specs. The Duo comes stock either with an Intel Core Ultra chip-pushing up to a Core Ultra 9-185H processor-or an AMD Ryzen 8040 series CPU. Memory-wise, there are options up to a whopping 32 GB of LPDDR5X RAM and a max of 2 TB of internal memory. Choosing an Intel chip means it would support Intel Arc integrated graphics, and, of course, it also has a dedicated NPU for some on-device AI tasks. It’s also packing a hefty 75 Whr battery, with Asus promising a full day of work before needing to plug it back in, though its full lifespan will heavily depend on what kinds of programs you’re running.
It’s not like this design is out of left field, unlike the past Zenbook Duo 14 and 16, which sported a secondary half-screen panel. This time, however, the keyboard is magnetically attached and connects to the main unit via a set of pogo pins on the edges of the lower screen. You won’t have to worry about charging the screens and keyboard independently, but each screen has its own 3K resolution OLED display supporting a 120Hz refresh rate. They’re both certified VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 and promise 550 nits of peak brightness.
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GPU? Why no mention of the GPU anywhere?

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Copy Cat of the Lenovo Yoga Book 9i but looks worst.

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But is it better?

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Why

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gan ni pi shi

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why not?