Asus Zenbook 13 OLED: ultraportables that put your eyes on it!
With this new ZenBook 13 territory, the brand is at last democratizing OLED display innovation on PC. In the wake of having substantiated itself in our phones and TVs with its boundless differentiation and its spectacular responsiveness, here it goes to the laptops to the joy of our eyes.
What is striking in any case with the Zenbook 13 OLED is the practically borderless plan of its screen which gives the impression of being a lot bigger than the 13 inches inclining (33 cm) reported by Asus. Add to that a thickness of 13.9 mm, a featherweight of 1.14 kg, and difficulty accepting that we are managing one of the absolute first PCs available to be outfitted with an OLED chunk. But press the start button to take a slap.
A true visual uppercut! The performance of this OLED display (for organic light-emitting diodes) explains the quality of the images obtained: 500 nits brightness, 1.07 billion displayable (and Pantone certified) colors, contrast rate 1,000,000:1 with HDR 500 True Black liberalization, and 0.2 ms response time. In comparison, the best LCD slabs on the market are capped at 250 nits, with a contrast of 1,000:1, 16.7 million colors, and a response time of 10 ms. Let's go light into the features of the figures.
Display quality we have never seen on a customer Laptop
Creatives, photographers and video makers, and digital leisure enthusiasts will profit from Asus' new ultrabooks with correct and exact tones. Pantone certification implies that the shadings showed on the screen are: "What You See Is What You Get": what you see is the thing that you get. Moreover, the OLED section of these Zenbook offers outstanding shading measurements with 100% of the DCI-P3, the scope of shades of the computerized film (DCI for Digital Cinema Initiatives, a gathering of specialists in the entertainment world), and 133% of the sRGB (the default shading space proposed for advanced gadgets, including PC screens, characterized by Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft in 1996). So, Zenbook 13 OLED shows rich and clear tones for every single creative task and diversion.
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The screen utilized by ASUS shows blacks of matchless depth. An OLED pixel is made out of three subpixels, each producing its light. Accordingly, the Zenbook 13 OLED section has 6,200,800 self-lit subpixels, where an LCD is content with 50 to 60 illuminated LEDs. To show dark, turn off the pixels and get the haziest shade conceivable. This is the reason these pieces profit by outstanding difference rates. The pictures are clear and sharp, even in the haziest zones. Moreover, its HDR inclusion reaches 70%, contrasted with 46% for an LCD screen.
Record response time measured at 0.2 ms
With the brightness of the Asus Zenbook, 13 OLED ultraportables set to 177 nits, the range of the product is excellent while retaining crisp and rich colors. Even when the light runs out, the OLED guarantees unparalleled color stability. Another advantage is that this screen emits 70% less blue light, a feature certified by reputable organizations such as the Rheinland T-V or SMS. Blue light is known to cause premature aging of the retina's photoreceptors. Even more damaging in children, whose lens is highly transparent. In addition, blue light disrupts the circadian cycle by blocking melatonin production. This prevents sleep and restful sleep.
OLED Care is an exclusive Mechanism of Asus that guarantees the OLED slab the best possible durability. The burn-in can occur when a high-contrast image is displayed for an extended period. To avoid this problem, as soon as the ultrabook remains inactive for more than 30 minutes, the particular screen saver will go off. It illuminates and darkens pixels evenly to reduce the risk of burns.
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Zenbook 13, a full range of OLED screen ultrabooks
The Zenbook 13 range comes in four models. The flagship model (UX325EA) is available in several versions. With an Intel Core i5 chip, 16GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD, it's 132,252.79 Kenyan Shilling. There is also a reference with Intel Core i7 chip, the same amount of RAM and storage for 171,929.02 Kenyan Shilling. It is also possible to increase the size of the SSD of the latter model to take advantage of 1TB of storage space. The price then increases to 175,886.86 Kenyan Shilling.
The Zenbook 13 OLED under AMD (UM325UA) has an AMD Ryzen 5 processor with 8GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD, with a price of 145,470.10 Kenyan Shilling. This reference will be back in stock very soon.
Two other Zenbook 13 models are equipped with an OLED slab: the Flip convertibles. With 360-degree hinges, these laptops have the advantage of being able to transform into touch tablets once their beautiful OLED screen is folded down the back of the device. The ZenBook 13 OLED (UX363EA) is powered by an Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM, and a 512GB SSD, all for a price of 264,492.18 Kenyan Shilling. The ZenBook Flip S (UX371EA) is part of the ZenBook 13 range and part of the ZenBook S range, the pinnacle of ZenBook. Its chassis is very different from that of the ZenBook 13 OLED and ZenBook Flip 13 OLED, and it stands out for its beautiful OLED 4K display, which raises its price to 304,166.21 Kenyan Shilling
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