The main change that comes with the update is the second generation ScreenPad, which replaces the touchpad with numeric keypad of the previous version. With 5.5 inches and Full HD resolution, the feature allows you to quickly access applications and other notebook functions, in addition to giving the user the ability to control their smartphone remotely. The novelty reaches the Zenbook 14 line after calling attention when debuting on the Zenbook Pro. The device’s screen promises to be interesting for various types of use, with 14 inches and Full HD resolution. The display design features 2.9 mm thin edges, which should mean greater user immersion when watching movies and series, for example. According to Asus, the panel occupies 92% of the surface, and has a 178º viewing angle, allowing a good visualization of different positions. The new model’s technical sheet also presents an important novelty: the tenth-generation Core i7 10510U chip from Intel. The component is a quad-core clocked at 1.8 GHz, and focuses precisely on productivity. The graphics, in turn, are due to the integrated solution Intel UHD Graphics 620, which may disappoint some users, since it should not be possible to run newer games with quality, for example. The memory is another point that may not please, since it arrives in the DDR3 standard, inferior to that already common in the DDR4 market. Altogether, there are 8 GB of RAM in the ultra thin. In relation to storage, Asus brings a SSD PCle 3.0 of 256 GB, which should mean a good speed to open applications and start Windows 10. The battery of the model is 50 Wh, which, according to the manufacturer, represents a full day of use. The design of the product itself also draws attention, as the ultrafine weighs 1.26 kg and is 1.69 to 1.82 cm thick when closed. At the back, the model has openings to facilitate the cooling of the hardware, and its housing has a sturdy construction with a military standard, but without neglecting the premium look. The audio of the product is also signed by Harman / Kardon and its interfaces feature Wi-Fi 6, the latest, and Bluetooth 5.0, which promises greater pairing stability.
