- The ultrabook dual 14 “touch is perfect for presentations and moving through documents
- The impressive screen configuration is retained by an Intel Celeron processor with little power that cannot be kept up to date
- A magnetic Bluetooth keyboard and a touch screen give you tactile and futuristic input options
The Aura Ultrabook Dual 14 “touch is an ambitious entry into the compact portable market, aimed at users who value portability and a double -screen futuristic experience.
It offers an attractive factor and an elegant design with two tactile screens stacked vertically 14 inches that merge into an 18.5 -inch work space, and each screen has a 2.2K resolution with 100% accurately calibrated SRGB factory.
The 360 ° friction hinge on the screen allows several modes of use, from the tablet to the complete work station, and also offers a Bluetooth magnetic keyboard for a tactile typification experience when necessary, together with a virtual tactile keyboard integrated into the screen.
Impressive visual and structural design but a mediocre power
Then, on paper, it seems a serious contender for those who need flexible screening property, especially for professionals who juggle with multiple tasks; However, a critical deficiency in its central performance undermines its broader potential.
The greatest limitation is its use of an Intel Celeron N95 processor. While it is a four -core CPU with Turbo impulse capabilities, the N95 remains an entry level chip with relatively low power.
For users who plan to execute simulations, heavy data applications or multiple demanding programs at the same time, this CPU will have difficulties.
The performance is not limited by RAM or storage, which are available in generous configurations (16 GB of RAM and up to 1 TB SSD), but by the bottleneck in the processing speed.
This problem gets worse through the unconventional architecture of the device. The CPU and the battery are housed in the middle of the double screen settings, which means that the keyboard is completely optional and is not part of the main body.
While that is intelligent in terms of modularity, it raises concerns about long -term ergonomics and heat distribution, particularly when used without the keyboard accessory for prolonged periods.
That said, the connectivity of the laptop is wide, including USB-A and USB-C, HDMI ports, a microSD slot and a headphones connector. Double band and Bluetooth 4.2 admits.
As part of the Father’s Day promotional campaign, the Dual 14 “Aura Aura touch is currently available for $ 699, a 13% discount on the original price of $ 799, and delivery will begin worldwide on June 20.
While the price and discount are attractive, the disappointing CPU is a significant defect and is a decisive factor for hungry users of energy.
