But again, this is considerably cheaper than many of those other options. The design just doesn’t have the premium look of some of its competitors, such as the Dell XPS 15, MacBook Pro 16-inch, or even the HP Envy 15. The few design flourishes it does have, such as the orange Esc key and the nameplate on the front bearing the phrase “#BeExplorers,” feel a little hokey. The dark gray chassis doesn’t stand out much, and the fairly large, plastic bezels keep it from feeling cutting-edge. It’s not an unattractive laptop per se, more just a very basic one.

It’s where the low price of the laptop rears its head. The design of the VivoBook Pro 16X is not its strong suit. As it turns out, it’s exactly that - and much more. Paired with a Ryzen 9 5900HX processor and RTX 3050 Ti graphics card, the ingredients are all in place for an excellent content-creation machine on the cheap. In a world where OLED is typically reserved for laptops over $2,000, the Vivobook Pro 16X is a big step in the right direction. The high-resolution screen comes in a base configuration that starts at just $1,100. The ZenBook 13 was the cheapest 1080p OLED panel we’d seen when it launched earlier this year, and now, the Vivobook Pro 16X is doing the same for 4K OLED. Fitbit Versa 3Īsus is on a mission to bring OLED laptops to the masses. ).i'll document the project progress in this thread. the result (Linux kernel says nope) What went wrong? Is it not USB after all? Perhaps I☬? Or 3V3? Feel free to request more data (test results, debug logs, circuit designs, photos. and i tried USB (grey/yellow - both polarities). thanks to the permissiveness of twitters' CDN (Content Distribution Network), i can include all the relevant pictures via IMG-tag here in this forum The touch panel (back side) The pinout (CN2 is for flat flex on backside of touch panel - ?, still not sure about USB D+/D-). But it doesn't behave like a USB HID device (see syslog img).It looks like USB - its got 4 connections.Does anyone have experience with those Synaptics touchpads? I reverse engineered (continuity tested) the pinout, see pictures, and i tried to hook it up to my PC, via USB …but, PC says nope (, see _all_ the pictures). Hey there! From ma'ole Asus M67N laptop i scavenged a touchpad.

Asus usb touchpad