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Porsche Design Book One (13.30", 512 GB, 16 GB, CH, Intel Core i7-7500U)

Porsche Design Book One

13.30", 512 GB, 16 GB, CH, Intel Core i7-7500U

Question about Porsche Design Book One

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titan109

8 years ago

It seems that the case was designed for a 3 : 2 format screen, but then a 16 : 9 format display was installed. Will a different LCD panel be installed later?

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Brimstone

8 years ago

No...
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Kirsh1793

8 years ago

You have to be able to hold the thing somewhere when you use it as a tablet. :)
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titan109

8 years ago

The product was "developed together with Microsoft". Porsche Design has never built a computer before, but eyewear and the like. In this respect, the assumption that BOOK ONE has something to do with Microsoft Surface Book seems to me to be correct. And yes, of course I am aware that the vast majority of films and television programmes are recorded in 16:9 format. The question is, do I need such a device for watching TV, or for reading and working? In the former case 16:9 would be optimal, but in both the latter it would be bad. Have you ever tried to work on a 16:9 screen in portrait mode? Moreover, I don't think I need a 2+1 notebook for 2500 francs to watch TV - and certainly not with black bars at the top and bottom...