These components don’t require too much power as the compact laptop runs anywhere between 5 and 6 hours before recharging. It even features expandable memory with an SD card. While it’s not the fastest to boot Windows, the laptop is responsive with most other programs. Since it runs on an Intel Celeron N4000 processor, the laptop is fast for tasks such as writing and surfing the web. While it’s compact display is not used for full HD graphics, it still runs a 1366 x 768 pixels resolution. Running speed is not bad either since it’s based on 4GB DD3 RAM and since it’s 1.5Ghz processor is a fast responder. The portable computer also meets responsiveness criteria as it meets the minimum system requirements to run the Office suite. Measured running temperature ranges between 28 and 35-degrees C which makes it rather cool, even when used in bed. Users note that even when they work on it for hours, it remains cool. It handles short documents edits as well as typing long thesis. Made with a full-size keyboard, the laptop is a bit easier to type on than on its 11” alternatives. The responsive processors can be used to save documents swiftly as the laptop also includes 1TB free cloud storage together with a personal vault. Ideal for work, home use, kids, and students, the laptop is also available with standard Intel Celeron or AMD E2 processors. All of these programs should cover both writing documents and work with spreadsheets for most users. What do you get in the Office 365 bundle? You get remote access to Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Outlook. Similar to the previous 11.6”, the 14” VivoBook stands out with smooth operation and 1 year free Office 365 subscription.

ASUS also offers a solid 14” alternative for those who cannot work on the smallest laptops.

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