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Because this is a slimmer laptop, Asus opted to use a low voltage Intel Core i7-13620H processor with a max turbo frequency of 4.9GHz and 10 cores (16 threads). This is still an excellent gaming ...

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Outside of the port-shuffling potential, the Laptop 12 is a basic 2-in-1 that presents few surprises. The 360-degree hinge lets you easily flip the screen to a tablet-first orientation. The panel ...

The Framework Laptop 12 has a lot of potential among kids and educators thanks to its durable 2-in-1 chassis, bright 1200p touchscreen and DIY-friendly design. We'll just have to wait until it ...

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