It is not really german. It's from TONGFENG Computers. They just rebrand it, just like Schnenker or XMG, this is why it looks exacly like the schenker vision 14 Edit: It's TONGFANG, not TONGFENG

@@markusstaden Hi, this is Chris from TUXEDO Computers. Well it is actually kind of german :-) You are right on the hardware, but the InfinityBook Pro 14 as Linux laptop is much about the software. Drivers, kernel adjustments, software like the Control Center for fan control, CPU performance or further system tuning is done by our developers in Augsburg, Germany. This involves very time-consuming reverse-engineering and much testing to discover technical functions to make them run with Ubuntu Linux, because the hardware comes only with Windows drivers. Additional services like our fully automated installation and driver configuration service or our Linux experienced customer support are also based in Augsburg. Speaking of "They just rebrand it": Keyboard lasering and chassis logo printing is done inhouse. Therefore we also offer chassis customization for individual logo printing or custom keyboard lasering. Many regards, Chris | TUXEDO Computers

It is my preferred layout ANSI English not ISO and what we use in NZ so what I'm use to US layout English keyboards the left shift key is what kills me for typos. So use to a large left shift!

Yes sorry I've fixed that now!

@@Techtablets actually i enjoyed it. Great work and thumbs up for putting so much effort on every single video 👍🏽 greetings from italy🙏🏽

lol whoops yeah

It had been a long week, and not a lot of sleep.

@@Techtablets totally understand. Hope alll is well

future is of linux man

Linux is not a single OS Battery life depends on how demanding your distro, there are small distros that use less than 1 GB of ram, and you can have no DE or no GUI for even more battery life

@Hikimori Haibara Seems like you dont know the power of linux man...I dont think you are a developer so u said this but most developers use linux and it is the standard...

@光宗耀祖啊 lmao windows 11 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

Thanks for watching yes, it's very nice blend of performance, with a dGPU and then a great screen. Not only that light weight good looking build with a decent keyboard.

@@Techtablets The upgradability too is a major plus, refreshing to see this as an option.

I'm pretty sure this is the Intel laptop that Adata use in XPG Xenia so no Ryzen.

Thanks for watching

You can do that as it supports two drives this one is both on the single drive so yes updates could affect the boot setup and then you would have to set it up gain for one OS.

It could be just the best model

It looks very interesting that model, eys the chipset will be the weakness but for anything light still should run good enough for that.

yeah dude 🤘

The advantage of Tuxedobooks is, that nothing is soldered so you can replace RAM/Disk/.... Also components are 100% compatible with Linux.

Too bad Asus is only limited to 16GB RAM. Which is right on the limit nowadays for serious work. I prefer 32GB for future proof.

You can have dual boot in Windows with Android by yourself for a long time now by simply installing x86 Android version.

I'll see if they will let me review it or want a review.

It is but I would also look at the hauwei matebook 14S over the Matebook 13 it’s much better I have a review of it in my channel

@@Techtablets Yeah I see it really is a beautiful and powerful machine. But I have to add to my information: I can find the Matebook 13 for about 400-500€ used in well shape with the said cpu configuration in my area. Even though I have to thing whether I want an unupgradable i5 8265u system with 13 inches or a used Dell XPS with an old i7 6700hq and 16gb ddr4 for about the same price used.

Maybe next week

Ansi is now available too!

yes it can.

If vendors provide it out of the box and give proper support like Dell does (XPS Developer Edition only, though), people will eventually use it.

"and there are flavours for everyone" That's probably one of the main problems, when choice is involved people don't want to know, it involves said person investing time and energy into trying this distro and that distro or researching in depth why there are so many different flavours, they just stick with the path laid out for them, that is Windows... Well, that and the massive association Linux has with geeky shell script lovers and 'everyday' users feeling scared off of that in favour for the Windows usage of UI wizards + mouse...

@@Tomatoe182 I disagree. If you are a beginner in Linux, with a graphic card: PopOS. No graphic card: mint. Especially if you are a beginner it is easy to choose. The more difficult is when you are an intermediate user. Then sooooo many choices (and it is awesome !). And how can having some choice be a bad thing? Would you say the same to someone who knows nothing about cars? Too much choice better use the bus/train?

@@neurobioboy Hey, no I mostly agree with you, I'm someone who loves flashing different Android ROMs on my phone, love the choice and all that... I'm just saying, I'm not 'most people' most like the path well defined and laid out in front of them, hence why it's been such a 2 horse race, that is, Apple's OS or Windows for the majority..

@@Tomatoe182 I get your point, and many people would agree with you. Yet I am not convinced that this is why people do not do it. Look, chromos is now a player, and many people changed to it. I think the fact that your device came with an os, and not having the choice when you buy a computer to say « I do not want windows I want Manjaro (or anything else) » is a big issue. People are either lazy or not interested enough to do the change (And if you are not interested in computers it is a fair thing). But many many people complain about windows, max (far less) of chromos(most of the people I know who have it do not like it). Having the choice when you buy the device would be awesome and fair. Because you are forced to pay for an is you did not choose with windows. It is by default. This is not acceptable! But same for android and iOS. How many people know there are alter?

GPU is overclocked from bios/uefi, which is independent of OS

same man...i was thinking of buying asus rog zephyrus g15 but dropped the idea...now i am just thinking of a mac with gaming setup with ryzen cpu and ryzen rx 6800 xt....idk y windows suck🤮

Its what it is. They give you the option to order both Linux and Windows partitions hence "dual boot".

@@Jefe_Perro a laptop is the hardware. You can dualboot on any laptop. You can erase the drives of this laptop or replace them and have a single OS. Nothing about this laptop is dualboot

@@YounesLayachi Again, when you purchase from the company with Windows and Linux installed it is dual boot. Not every company offers this service. Some may also offer a virtual machine config. You raise a valid point that once you get it you can do what you want with it but this is a moot point if you specifically order and receive a dual boot configured device. If you got this device configured as such and decided to only have one 1 OS installed then obviously its not dual boot anymore. Not every device is ideal for a Linux install and this seems to be first and foremost this companies focus.

@@YounesLayachi By this logic, there's no such thing as a Linux laptop either.

@@SirVer51 exactly, there's no Linux laptop, there's no windows laptop either. Nobody says "macOS" laptops even though non-macbook laptops can run hackintosh

There own Tuxedo OS based of Unbuntu 12

@@Techtablets Looks really nice, a mix of KDE and Ubuntu

Unusual must be website maintenance as they are normally always online. Try again in a few hours?

@@Techtablets will do, thnx

it is Chinese.. then again I know what you mean

It arrived late all the team Pixel guys have covered it to death. My review would get barely any views not worth it.

@@Techtablets your reviews are the best !

Yes that's correct. I forgot to mention that.

Sure well it depends if you also want to game on it and need Windows or Linux vs MacOS.

Not sure it would be able to handle a 45w part. Using the 5800U would make more since.

yes

Harsh I think they do fine they have been around Tuxedo for some time now.

Well up to the end user of course you can just buy it with Linux and not bother.

Sorry that is an edit error!

Been around since 2004 from what I've read.

This must be a troll