Is the battery the 90Wh version or the 48Wh? null

I imagine it's the smaller battery. I'm guessing that's the trade-off for it being $999 instead of the $1099 that was announced for the RTX 2060. But I'd love to hear an official answer to confirm.

48wh. You get extra hard drive space with this option

48Wh. With the smaller battery, there is an empty slot for a hdd/ssd.

It's the smaller battery as it is listed as a "3 cell;" the larger battery is a "4 cell." The same issue with the screen, it is a 60 GHz as mentioned in another question. Would suggest that you read reviews as the screen is universally panned, see https://www.ultrabookreview.com/36108-asus-tuf-gaming-fa506iv-review/. THE INFORMATION BELOW IS FOR THE RYZEN 7 4800H; RTX 2060 90W; 144 GHz refresh rate screen; and 32 GB ram; The color (Coverage) and brightness are the same for either refresh rate. Panel Hardware ID: Panda LM156LF-2F01; Coverage: 62.1% sRGB, 43.2% AdobeRGB, 44.3% DCI P3; Measured gamma: 2.14; Max brightness in the middle of the screen: 253 cd/m2 on power; (average is 218 cd/m2) Contrast at max brightness: 811:1; (with new testing method 1000:1) White point: 7100 K; Black on max brightness: 0.20 cd/m2; PWM: tbu Response time: tbu.

48Wh. It says so in the specifications.

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I imagine it's the smaller battery. I'm guessing that's the trade-off for it being $999 instead of the $1099 that was announced for the RTX 2060. But I'd love to hear an official answer to confirm.
Answered by Jonn 5 years ago
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48wh. You get extra hard drive space with this option
Answered by DougF 5 years ago
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48Wh. With the smaller battery, there is an empty slot for a hdd/ssd.
Answered by GrillMaster 5 years ago
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It's the smaller battery as it is listed as a "3 cell;" the larger battery is a "4 cell." The same issue with the screen, it is a 60 GHz as mentioned in another question. Would suggest that you read reviews as the screen is universally panned, see https://www.ultrabookreview.com/36108-asus-tuf-gaming-fa506iv-review/. THE INFORMATION BELOW IS FOR THE RYZEN 7 4800H; RTX 2060 90W; 144 GHz refresh rate screen; and 32 GB ram; The color (Coverage) and brightness are the same for either refresh rate. Panel Hardware ID: Panda LM156LF-2F01; Coverage: 62.1% sRGB, 43.2% AdobeRGB, 44.3% DCI P3; Measured gamma: 2.14; Max brightness in the middle of the screen: 253 cd/m2 on power; (average is 218 cd/m2) Contrast at max brightness: 811:1; (with new testing method 1000:1) White point: 7100 K; Black on max brightness: 0.20 cd/m2; PWM: tbu Response time: tbu.
Answered by theGhost 5 years ago
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48Wh. It says so in the specifications.
Answered by AlanJ 5 years ago
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