ASUS Transformer Book Flip: Innovative laptop with 360-degree rotating touchscreen!
ASUS recently announced the Transformer Book Flip, a stylish, innovative and affordable Windows 8.1 laptop with a remarkable hinge design that enables the screen to be set at any angle between zero and 360 degrees. Flip is incredibly versatile, and can be used as a powerful laptop, a responsive tablet, or anything in between.
ASUS Transformer Book Flip features a bright and clear up to Full HD 1920 x 1080 touchscreen with a cleverly-engineered hinge that allows the user to rotate it freely up to 360 degrees from the fully-closed position. Four gears in the hinge provide a smooth, stepless movement, ensuring that the screen stays exactly where the user wants it while making it effortless to adjust.
From standard laptop mode, it’s easy to flip the screen instantly to suit whatever task the user wants to perform — whether it’s a media stand for watching a movie or viewing photos, a shared viewer for easy collaboration with friends, family or colleagues, or a tablet for playing the latest games. An automatic keyboard and touchpad lock is activated whenever Flip is used in non-laptop modes, so users won’t have problems with unwanted input.
Flip’s touchscreen is incredibly accurate and responsive thanks to its high-precision 6mm-diameter actuators, which are more than twice as sensitive as the 9mm industry standard. Exclusive ASUS Splendid technology gives rich, deep and vibrant colors to ensure a visually stunning experience for any kind of content.
Flip’s incredible design is complemented by superior performance. It uses powerful, energy-efficient Intel Core up to i7 processors for superior multitasking and effortless productivity, while the up to NVIDIA GeForce GT840M discrete graphics with 2GB of video memory give Flip more than enough graphics power for smooth video playback or playing the latest games.
Pricing and Availability
ASUS Transformer Book Flip will be available worldwide from the end of June, 2014. Pricing is yet to be announced.
Source: ASUS
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