Asus

Asus is one of the few brands in the market that always thrives to deliver something unique to its customers. The company has been consistently launching laptops in different segments, whether be it productivity or gaming. This time, the brand has developed a new 2-in-1 laptop, Asus Vivobook 14 Flip. The newest laptop from the brand offers an interesting set of features and specifications that can bring a good level of productivity, a decent binge-watching experience, and the capability to run some casual games. So, with a price tag of Rs. 96,990, does it make sense to go with this 2-in-1 laptop? Let's find out in this review.

Business laptops prioritise providing essential features at an attractive price. Compared to their glitzy consumer counterparts, business laptops are built for business requirements, appear practical at best and these (at least in India) get as barebones as they possibly can. So, what happens when Asus builds a business laptop to Microsoft's CoPilot+ PC requirements? Can we truly have a device that satisfies the needs of small to medium businesses and corporates but also offers good performance? Asus' new ExpertBook P5 laptop sure seems like a worthy candidate.

A new Asus Zenbook is in town with an interesting design and the latest Intel Core Ultra Lunar Lake processors. When it comes to Windows-based Ultrabooks, the Zenbook has always been right there among the best. Therefore, when Asus reached out for a review of the new Zenbook S 14 OLED (UX5406), I immediately said yes. All Zenbook models so far have had excellent design, nice displays, and decent battery life. However, the new Zenbook S 14 takes everything up a notch. After using it for about two weeks now, here's why it's now my new favourite Windows ultrabook.