Asus's new Zenbook Duo makes two screens feel like second nature
Asus has released a new Zenbook Duo laptop with improved design and features, making dual-screen usage feel more natural. The laptop boasts a reduced gap between screens, enhanced display quality, and a more refined overall design.
Asus has launched a new Zenbook Duo laptop, addressing previous concerns with its dual-screen design. The 2026 model features a significantly reduced 7.66 mm gap between the two 14-inch OLED screens, down from 25 mm in the previous version. The laptop's design has been refined with a Ceraluminum material used throughout, providing a premium feel and reduced fingerprint marks. The displays are now flush with each other, and the hinge can withstand a 15 kg load. Both screens are 2880 x 1800 Lumina Pro OLEDs with 144 Hz refresh rate and 1000-nit peak brightness in HDR. The laptop is designed to facilitate multitasking, allowing users to draft on one screen and reference information on the other.
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