At the ongoing Computex 2018 trade show, Asus has lifted the covers off one of the most futuristic looking notebooks I’ve ever seen. This is Project Precog and it comes with two large touch displays connected by a hinge, with 360-degree flexibility.
Asus also demonstrated a number of use cases for the dual display Project Precog, highlighting the ways in which the device can be used for both productivity and media consumption. Due to the 360-degree hinge connecting the two screens, Project Precog can be used in four modes – stand mode, book mode, tent mode, and flat mode.
While the lack of a physical keyboard is a major drawback, the large touchscreen definitely makes up for it. And if typing on the touchscreen isn’t really your thing, you can always connect a keyboard and use both of the displays as a large screen.
As of now, Asus has not revealed any details about the hardware as the project is currently just a prototype and the company is likely to change a number of things before the notebook is finally released into the market.
