When Apple released the M1 Macbook Air in late 2020, it sent the Windows laptop makers scampering.
Apple’s first in-house laptop chipset offered class-leading performance and battery life, virtually rewriting the rules for what one could expect from a thin and light laptop. Since then, both Intel and AMD have had time to release a new round of processors, with Intel’s 12th generation chips being the flavour of the season. One such CPU – the Core i7-1260P – powers the Asus Zenbook 14 OLED that I’m reviewing here.
