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ASUS ZenBook 14 UX434 review – innovation is the road to success

ASUS ZenBook 14 UX434 review – innovation is the road to success

Posted on August 28, 2019 By Jarvis

ASUS is one of the most active laptop manufacturers in terms of innovation. They have developed some new technologies that are starting to get to the market even more often than before. And the ZenBook lineup? Well, it may be considered as its testing bench. Not a long while ago we saw the ErgoLift hinge – it lifts the back part of the bottom panel above the ground so you higher air intake. Then, last year, we saw the ScreenPad, which introduced a digital version of the NumPad beneath the surface of the touchpad. It was a great idea, but it had a huge input lag. This year, however, you are going to see the revised version of this ScreenPad. It is now an actual screen and has a multi-purpose within this device.
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