A:AnswerThe ASUS UX5406SA features a 3K OLED display with a minimum brightness of approximately 0.5 nits, allowing for deep blacks and excellent low-light performance. Typical brightness is 400 nits, with peak brightness reaching up to 500 nits for HDR content.
https://www.asus.com/laptops/for-home/zenbook/asus-zenbook-s-14-ux5406/techspec/
A:AnswerYes, this laptop is capable of handling VLSI/IC design softwares such as Cadence, PSpice, and also CAD software like Fusion 360, Matlab. However, the integrated GPU may have limitations from running complex modeling design.
A:AnswerWindows 11 Home. Not sure what version because I immediately upgraded it to Windows 11 Pro, which you can do easily and cheaply (if you look around for an inexpensive license)
A:AnswerI've never heard of an NVME slot that has a storage capacity limit. Whatever 2280 SSD you can physically fit in the system will work (ie... if it comes with a heatsink, it won't fit). Right now, 8TB are the largest mainstream capacities.
