Review Asus Taichi 21 Convertible Ultrabook

[Redaktion]

Revolutionary. One device designed for all jobs. Browsing, presentations, typing, mobility and working with a partner. The simple idea of installing a dual-TFT on the front and rear is to revolutionize using a Windows PC.

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[John Smith]

The screen you see in laptop mode is NOT a touch screen. To me this is a dealbreaker.

J

[Jozef]

Hello,
when I am checking the color spectrum on the picture and when I read the related text, I wonder where is the misunderstanding.
It is said that Taichi has worse color space coverage than S7. Checking both pictures, S7 (http://www.notebookcheck.net/typo3temp/pics/af2885d57a.gif) vs Taichi (http://www.notebookcheck.net/typo3temp/pics/02f268e394.gif). For me it seems that Taichi has wider color spectrum, while S7 is brighter.
Thanks,
Jozef

[merill]

I'm so glad the inner screen is not a touch screen, so i can be matte.
A convertible with a touch and a matte screen, that's why i whould buy it.

[NDK]

Perfect business companion. Want it... no need to carry two devices around any more. It is the simple things in life that ultimately makes the difference.

[Jmos727]

The Sony is the better option for sure. With the battery slice you have 8+ hours of actually use time. The slow mechanism allows for touch screen in bth tablet and laptop mode. And though some criticize the small keyboard of the Sony duo I think it is actually great piece of design work as it keeps your fingers closer to the screen making it a more natural and fluid motion when typing to tapping/swiping the touchscreen. And have you seen the screen on the duo? Brightness and contrast is best I have sen yet on an ultrabook