Conceptually, it's very close to what Lenovo did last year with the Yoga Book 9i... working with the Zenbook Duo is no different than working with two monitors on a standard PC.
Many prior dual-screen laptops suffered on the performance front, and while the Duo didn't set any records, it's perfectly capable across a wide spectrum of benchmarks... If there's a downside, it's battery life.
The muscle behind this is an Intel Core Ultra 9 185H CPU with 32 GB of RAM and a 1-terabyte solid-state drive... at 25 mm thick with or without the keyboard sandwiched in the middle.
While the dual-screen concept continues to improve, it's not without some lingering growing pains... the screens didn't reorient from portrait to landscape automatically.
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