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> The initial platform where this idea will be tested is the Apple iPad Pro with Apple Pencil, followed by Android and other graphic tablets in the future. Asu
by makeitdouble 1y ago
> The initial platform where this idea will be tested is the Apple iPad Pro with Apple Pencil, followed by Android and other graphic tablets in the future.
Asus has been releasing year after year two performance beast, with a very portable form factor, multi-touch support and top of the line mobile CPUs and GPUs: the X13 and Z13
https://rog.asus.com/laptops/rog-flow-series/?items=20392 https://rog.asus.com/laptops/rog-flow-series/?items=20392
Considering the Surface Pro line also gets the newest Rizen AI chips with up to 32Gb of RAM, having them as second class citizen is kinda sad.
PS: blender already runs fine as-is on these machines. But getting a new touch paradigm would be extremely nice, and would be a better test best than a new platform IMHO.
- chamsom 1y agoAgree here, they already have a good test bed of devices and the X13 is a bold attempt. (only limitation is the Snapdragon version). I got a Lenovo Yoga precisely because it has a good drawing experience and the Lunar Lake Intel SoCs that have GPU acceleration in Blender.
- makeitdouble 1y agoYes. And I fumbled the CPU attribution for the Surface devices, they are of course Intel processors (Intel Core Ultra Series 2) for business. The customer line stays on Snapdragon.