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YB WEB DESK. Dated: 11/12/2019 11:23:25 AM

NASA Unveils its First All-Electric Experimental Aircraft “X-57 ‘Maxwell’”

Asus has never been shy about experimenting with form factors. We've seen a whole string of series 2-in-1 devices, the iconic Padfone series, the dual-screen Taichi, the desktop-tablet Transformer AIO and even the truly bonkers 5-in-1 Windows-Android hybrid Transformer Book V. Many of these designs have been fanciful and impractical and some of them such as last year's Project Precog haven't even made it to market. On the other hand, some experiments have stuck remember that this is the company that pioneered the netbook. If nothing else, these over-the-top concepts make for very entertaining showstoppers at Asus' elaborate annual Computex keynotes. This year's big reveals were the ZenBook Duo and ZenBook Pro Duo, two similar laptops with huge secondary screens right below their primary ones. These 14- inch and 15-inch models are part of a larger industry-wide push to experiment with multiple displays, but they are so far potentially the slickest and most seemingly practical implementations we've seen. Besides, they've just been launched in India.