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Attractive 1.1Kg machine is claimed to be "world's thinnest discrete graphics laptop".
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Attractive 1.1Kg machine is claimed to be "world's thinnest discrete graphics laptop".
Nice, but I still don't understand this obsession with making laptops as thin as possible.
So that laptops can be used as impromptu bladed weapons. Can't you think of the implications for action movies?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pob255
If it's in a movie it would have to be an Apple laptop silly!Quote:
Originally Posted by habilainSo that laptops can be used as impromptu bladed weapons. Can't you think of the implications for action movies?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pob255
Yeah, I also don't get why they want to make cars as drivey as possible or phones as phoney as possibleQuote:
Originally Posted by Pob255
"I'll be back....with my Asus ZenBook 13 UX331UN."Quote:
Originally Posted by habilain
I'd want more than 1920x1080 for $999. And I'd want 100% sRGB and a screen that can be calibrated too.
There is a point where it is form over function.Quote:
Originally Posted by wazzickleYeah, I also don't get why they want to make cars as drivey as possible or phones as phoney as possibleQuote:
Originally Posted by Pob255
Phones that look pretty but almost require a case to stop them slipping out your hand are an example of this.
Seems to be a belief that thinner is just better.
I didn't believe my wife when she said her S8 slides across the table without any interaction from her. She put it on the table and it was so thin and glossy it had a pocket of air and started moving across the table on the tiniest slant like a hockey puck. 2 days later it slid off the coffee table and cracked on the day I bought her a case. £240 later to repair it...Quote:
Originally Posted by ByteMyAscii
I do like a drivey carQuote:
Originally Posted by wazzickle