You should buy the Asus ROG Zephyrus Duo if: You love OLED and want two screens on your laptop You want to play games on the go You also want the RTX 5090 for number crunching You should NOT buy the Asus ROG Zephyrus Duo if: You want a thin laptop You only play light games You value a good keyboard on your laptop Most gaming laptops are designed to hurt your wallet and your back. They're desktop replacements that just happen to be portable (barely in some cases). The ROG Zephyrus Duo only does one of those things, while giving you a second screen for productivity or checkin
Dual screens on a gaming laptop sounds absurd until you try it for a week…But even the updated phrasing has become old and repetitive, and most people acknowledge that it's probably never going to happen. Except it already has. Your average laptop or desktop PC…
…This is a relatively common issue , even in the US, and I haven't figured out why the option isn't showing up on my device. You can measure the temperature of…
…When I say most users would pick a "Linux handheld" over a Windows platform, I don't mean they would necessarily choose a Steam Deck over an ASUS ROG Ally or a…
…SteamOS now runs across virtually every AMD-powered handheld that's worth mentioning, from the ASUS ROG Ally to the Lenovo Legion Go. What used to require tinkering, forks, or community builds…
…Nowadays, I rarely buy SSDs except for new PC builds or to upgrade storage in devices like the ROG Ally X , but I'm always planning when I need to buy more…
…input tablet with a color-accurate OLED and a 5070-class GPU behind it, which can run image generation and other local AI workloads on-device instead of requiring the cloud. Storage…
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