[Music] Hello everyone, welcome to channel Nitrix. The GPD Duo is a dual-screen laptop with two 13.3-inch OLED displays that unfold vertically. Today, we will unbox the GPD Duo dual-screen multitasking device and take a first look and first impressions of the device. The GPD Duo is an innovative dual-screen laptop with 23.3-inch OLED displays, each featuring a 2.8k resolution and 500 nits of brightness. Powered by AMD's Ryzen AI 9HX 370 processor, it features up to 64 GB of LPDDR5X RAM and integrated Radeon 890M graphics. It is designed for high productivity with its unique stat screen design and foldable design, ideal for multitasking, video editing, and gaming with dual-screen workflow. Equipped with a wide range of input and output ports: USB 4, USB-C, HDMI 2.1, SD card slot, and 2.5G Ethernet, and 80W hours battery and 100W fast charging. The device also comes with

great connectivity options such as USB 4, HDMI 2.1, and 2.5g ethernet, and comes with a large 80w hours battery, making it ideal for both professionals and creatives. What makes this laptop really special is not only that it is a dual-screen laptop but also in the way the two screens are positioned. Thanks to the trifold design with two hinges, including a 360° hinge for the upper screen, you can also fold the second screen down so that it rests on top of the first screen, either facing up or down. When the laptop is closed, giving you the choice of closing it like a regular laptop or folding it so that the screen can be accessed in tablet mode. Design and build unique dual 13.3 in foldable OLED displays with 2.8k resolution and 500nits brightness, with the screen folding in a shape for flexibility and portability, allowing for different viewing modes. The displays are also touch screens with support for 10-point multi-touch input. It's compatible with the Microsoft

Surface pen or any other stylus that meets the Microsoft pen protocol. GPD says there's support for up to 4,096 levels of pressure-sensitive pen input. Durable aluminum alloy body and lightweight 2.2 kg designed powered by an AMD Ryzen 9HX 3712 Core CPU, Radeon 890M graphics, and up to 64 GB of LPDDR 5X RAM. The primary emoi display can be opened at an angle of up to 135°, while the secondary display can be flipped up to 360°. Place it at 180° on the primary display, and you'll have two displays stacked on top of each other, equating to a single display measuring 18 in diagonally. At 360°, the secondary display is away from the keyboard, allowing you to fold the display flat over the keyboard for use in tablet mode, or you can disable the secondary display by pressing FN plus F3 on the keyboard to use the laptop like a single-screen laptop, or you can keep the second screen

on and use it to watch videos or presentations without the keyboard getting in the way. One thing to keep in mind is that GPD is calling the duo an AIPC, thanks to the fact that the Ryzen 780 84U processor has a built-in neuro processing unit with up to 16 TOPS of on-device AI performance. But that's less than the 45-plus TOPS the PC needs to qualify as a co-pilot-plus PC capable of running the latest AI features Microsoft is bringing to Windows 11. In use cases, it's great for professionals and creatives who need multiple displays for productivity. It's great for media consumption, gaming, and working with large data sets. The top model costs around $1,860, and configurations start at $1,270 for lower specs. This detailed review can help potential buyers understand the key features, performance, and engineering of the latest technology. [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music]

GPD Duo Unboxing Review and First impressions

GPD Duo Unboxing Review and First impressions

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