14" 100% sRGB, 66Wh, abundant ports, under 1kg, overall quite impressive, no Ice Lake is a disappointment, in a sense, but generally worth the price IMO.

Quote from: Potat on April 07, 2020, 16:53:45

Quote from: Michou on April 07, 2020, 13:41:42
There is no diference between LPDDR3 and LPDDR4x for this kind of CPU and GPU... 2x 2133 MHz it's more than enough for the i7-10510U and the UHD620... 300 nits with a very good anti-glare screen could be ok for outdoor uses.

The price is not for the components but for the chassis and the overall construction.. like for a X1 Carbon for exemple..

Ah, you mean the X1 Carbon that has that 300 nits as its cheapest, entry-level SKU currently going for $300 cheaper? The one that has panel options up to a 500-nit 4k panel, and the real Comet Lake i7 that actually has a significant advantage over the i5, rather than the 10510u's small max-clock bump that never gets reached anyway?

The X1 Carbon 300 nits, Intel i7, 16 GB of RAM, 1 TB of SSD, 3 years of warranty is not $300 cheaper... on the contrary..

I cannot see the X1 Carbon with the i7-10710U on the site of Lenovo but if it exists, it probably costs a lot more than any Asus B9450... and i believe that the i7-10710U heats faster and more than the i7-10510U... Comparatively with the i5-10210U, the i7 version have also a higher base clock and a higher amount of cache memory.

Quote from: Michou on April 07, 2020, 13:41:42
There is no diference between LPDDR3 and LPDDR4x for this kind of CPU and GPU... 2x 2133 MHz it's more than enough for the i7-10510U and the UHD620... 300 nits with a very good anti-glare screen could be ok for outdoor uses.

The price is not for the components but for the chassis and the overall construction.. like for a X1 Carbon for exemple..

Ah, you mean the X1 Carbon that has that 300 nits as its cheapest, entry-level SKU currently going for $300 cheaper? The one that has panel options up to a 500-nit 4k panel, and the real Comet Lake i7 that actually has a significant advantage over the i5, rather than the 10510u's small max-clock bump that never gets reached anyway?

Quote from: Redaktion on April 06, 2020, 21:11:08

The consumer-business hybrid series from Asus will compete directly with the Lenovo ThinkBook lineup designed for smaller businesses and workers on-the-go.

This Asus will compete more with the X1 Carbon i think.. Otherwise, are you going to do a review of this Asus?

Thanks

There is no diference between LPDDR3 and LPDDR4x for this kind of CPU and GPU... 2x 2133 MHz it's more than enough for the i7-10510U and the UHD620... 300 nits with a very good anti-glare screen could be ok for outdoor uses.

The price is not for the components but for the chassis and the overall construction.. like for a X1 Carbon for exemple..

1800$ for LPDDR3 and even no shitty mx350 GPU? 300nit screen...