India, Feb. 14 -- There was something deeply impressive about Asus' very much on-point laptop refreshes through the best part of last year. Many firsts too, in those moments. Specifically for the portfolio, the Vivobook S15 ushering the Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite era, the Vivobook S14 marking Intel's arrival into the AI PC race, while the Zenbook S16 did that resoundingly for AMD. A year later, that trajectory continues. The Asus Vivobook Flip 14 marks the arrival of the Intel Core Ultra 7 (Series 2) chips for India's computing device landscape. Considering Intel's troubles off late, they need these chips to succeed. At least on their part, Asus have given it a Vivobook Flip 14 collective that doesn't have any weak links.

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