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Not a bad deal for an i9 ultrabook with a dedicated graphics card. It has an oled too. $2400 at jb hifi
16.3" OLED screen with a resolution of 3200 x 2000.14-Core 2.6 GHz Intel Processor.16 GB RAM.1TB SSD storage.4 GB
NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 3050 Graphics Processor.This laptop supports connections via WiFi, USB 3.0, HDMI, and 3.5mm.12 month warranty.10 hour battery life.Windows 11 Home operating system.720p HD camera with privacy shutter.Cool silver design.
There is also an AMD version with the R7 8845HS going for similar price at scorptec depending on what you are doing with it.
I think that's the vivobook s 16, it doesn't have dedicated graphics but its thinner and lighter
Bought this last week Asus vivobook s 16 M5606, absolutely stunning laptop. Performance is great, use it roughly 8 - 10 hours per day and still remain with about 10-20% battery left. Only downside for me is non touch screen which would have been very convenient for me at work but oh well got it for a great price.
8845hs battery life is better
Bugger, got the MSI Prestige 14 3days ago from JB for the same price.
Nice display, but on the other hand beware of potential OLED PWM, and it would be expensive to replace.
I bought this a day ago, only two things i dislike:
1. The keyboard isn't backlit
2. No automated brightness but i will have to check that
Other than that, the screen is amazing, so is the performance.
oh no, my old eyes cant read without backlit keys
Unusual the model up I listed in 1st response has backlit keys. So the 4060 variant is better in most ways. It's just a shame that it's at 3k
An I9 with a 3050 seems a bit unusual . TPD maybe .
Can this thing handle Starfield or Cyberpunk and not burning hot?
Would be nice to have this with 32gb ram and a 4060 instead. Would almost be perfect honestly.
Well it exists but costs 3k…. https://www.computeralliance.com.au/asus-vivobook-pro-k6604j…