Asus has just announced the availability of the new thin-and-light ZenBook convertible that offers a solid amount of stamina on the electric battery front. As the name suggests, the ZenBook flip UX360CA uses a 360 degrees hinge which allows you to 'flip' the screen around so it is flat against the keyboard, allowing the device to be effectively used as a gadget. Or you can to some extent flip it (past 180-degrees) and use the display in what's commonly referenced to as 'stand' method (see the image below).
There's an Intel Key M processor under the hood, which Asus boasts gives the user a battery longevity of up to 10 hours on the go. The notebook advantages from a superior all-aluminum chassis, and it is 13.9mm thick weighing in at 2.9lbs (1.3kg).
You get a full HD (1920 times 1080 resolution) 13.3-inch IPS touchscreen, with 72% NTSC and full sRGB color coverage, and the Core M 6Y30 cpu runs at a time clock speed of up to 2.2GHz (with Turbo). The CPU incorporates included Intel HD Graphics 515, and there's 8GB of LPDDR3 1866MHz RAM on board.
Connectivity includes quick charging
Connectivity includes an USB-C port, plus a couple of USB 3.0 plug-ins - one of which offers ASUS Charger+ technology for the rapid asking of supported devices - and also a micro-HDMI connector and an SDXC card target audience. On the wireless front side you get 2x2 802.11ac Wi-Fi and Wireless 4.1.
The laptop also benefits from an MS Precision Touchpad which Asus promises gives "super responsive" control, and really worth noting that ZenBook runs cool enough to dispense with the advantages of any fans, so it's a quiet-running cross.
The price of Asus ZenBook Flip UX360CA is available now over in the US charged at $699 (around? £540, AU$935) for the model with a 256GB SOLID STATE DRIVE, or $799 (around? £620, AU$1070) for the version with 512GB of storage space.