Taiwanese major PC maker ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) launched a groundbreaking gaming laptop in its popular Zephyrus series in India. This device has a secondary touchscreen to empower gamers as well as creators to streamline their work.
The ROG Zephyrus Duo 15 (GX550) integrates two displays in an ultra-slim form — the first gaming laptop to feature a built-in ROG ScreenPad Plus display to make multi-tasking easy.
Available in two variants
- Intel Core i9
- Corei7
GX550 starts from Rs 2,79,990 and will be available at Asus exclusive stores (including ROG stores) and online marketplaces Amazon and Flipkart in the country from September 29.
“Dual screen is one of the most important ones that has brought a paradigm shift in consumer perception regarding a daily usage laptop. Zephyrus Duo is the first laptop with a dual-screen in the ROG segment,
This laptop is supremely portable with a high-capacity 90Wh battery; you can create, play, and stay productive anywhere.
With this kind of performance, it will soon the No. 1 in the gaming laptop segment.
The Zephyrus Duo 15 doubles down on displays with an elegant Active Aerodynamic System (AAS) Plus design that makes the full-width ROG ScreenPad Plus touchscreen an integral part of the cooling system.
Tilted 13 degrees for comfortable viewing and multi-tasking, the screen lifts to expose a large air intake for deeper airflows.
Zephyrus Duo 15 comes with a USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C with “DisplayPort 1.4”. The ‘Power Delivery’ feature lets users connect next-gen devices for ultrafast data transfers and rapid charging while three USB 3.2 Type-A ports make ample space for favourite gaming gear.
“Two audio jacks make it easy to connect an external microphone for more apparent voice chat and stream audio. The HDMI 2.0b port supports 4K UHD at up to 60Hz, the company informed.
ASUS India, the Indian arm of Taiwanese IT major, last week forayed into the commercial PC market in India with launching “Expert Series” brand with 11 devices across laptops, desktops, and All-in-Ones, targeting the critical enterprise segments in the country.