Asus ROG Flow Z13 Laptop
Asus is planning to launch a successor to its ROG Flow X13 which was released earlier this year. It was a convertible laptop with a special focus on its gaming ability. Tipster Evan Blass has shared the images of ROG Flow Z13 via his Twitter handle and the images show the device to be similar to Microsoft’s Surface Pro 8. Surface Pro 8, for the unversed, is a convertible tablet that focuses on productivity and is portable to carry around. Specs of ROG Flow Z13 can be similar to those of Flow X13 and so it can also come with the ability to connect to Asus’ external graphics card called the XG Mobile. It could be powered by AMD Ryzen series of processors. EGPU will serve as a USB dock as well with several ports, transforming the convertible laptop into a good gaming PC. ALSO READ: Infinix INBook X1 laptop and Note 11 series of phones to launch by December in India The company has not confirmed anything about the launch of the ROG Flow Z13 as of now. Next up, we have the –
Lenovo ThinkBook Plus
ThinkBook Plus would be a unique offering from Lenovo as the leaked images of the device reveal it to have a dual display replacing the number pad of the keyboard. Tipster Evan Blass shared the images of Lenovo ThinkBook Plus wherein the secondary screen seems to be big enough for taking inputs from a Stylus pen. This could be both simple textual notes or other creative handiwork. This can be of great help to the people who are into content creation and graphics as they can directly draw their creation on the laptop by connecting an external drawing pad to it. Leaked images reveal that the laptop will come with a full-size keyboard with a big trackpad and 17-inch main display. The design in renders makes one think of Asus ZenBook Pro Duo which btw comes with a 14-inch secondary 32:9 IPS touch display on top of the keyboard. ALSO READ: Apple to launch its first Mixed Reality Headset as well as iMac Pro with M1 Pro/Max chipset in 2022: Report Nothing else has been revealed about the ThinkBook Plus as of now, but more details are expected as we move closer to the launch date.
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