Need to game anytime, anywhere? ASUS and Belgian-based ACRONYM have created a way for jet-setting gamers to look stylish while trying to keep their high scores.
This newROG Flow Z-13-ACRNM RMT02 device is an extension of the previous collaboration’s aesthetics, with the addition of design input from concept artist Phil Saunders, who is most known for his work on the Iron Man suit.
ASUS describes it as a machine that can transition between a “high-end tablet, a powerful, mobile desktop for gaming, and an on-the-go creative workstation.”
Its industrial-style chassis allows you to sling it over your shoulder and offers unparalleled protection for all your on-the-go needs. And with its rubber grips on the back, you’ll never have to worry about dropping it.
Once you have settled in somewhere, you can prop out its kickstand to turn it into a more traditional laptop form factor.
Though that’s not all—the detachable keyboard boasts a futuristic design, complete with ACRONYM branding placed throughout. So whether you’re hustling to work or browsing at home, you will never have to part with your device again.
Under the hood, it is powered by an Intel CoreTM i9-13900H Processor and an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40 GPU, making it capable of handling even the toughest gaming session. It is further supplemented by a 1TB SSD and 32GB RAM, while the display boasts a 500NITS brightness, a 165HZ refresh rate, and a 100% DCI-P3 touchscreen panel.
The product is rounded off by including a separate pouch, which provides users with a convinient place to chuck in their other items like stylus’ and charging ports.
The new gadget intersects practicality and style, boasting a captivating cyberpunk aesthetic that will capture any serious gamer’s attention.
It almostrepresents the changing tides of the gaming world and how it’s taking hold everywhere. So whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting, this tablet is for anyone looking to level up their gear.
ASUS states that the device will be ready for purchase in April 2023, but no pricing details have been made public yet.