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I recently bought a mid-level gaming laptop and am writing to respond to a comment that Reddit talks about often, and it is about a computer's electronics and screen care. I often saw many are regarding the awesome OLED screen to be something worth cleaning. I have owned this laptop since January of 2025 and along with it I got some accessories, with one of them being the clean care wipes kit. I purchased a 16 inch laptop bag -AND- a Pelican carry case to go with my ASUS laptop. I carry the Pelican case with the laptop inside it, which securely fits inside the backpack. Next, for preserving the screen I got myself a container of 60 Miracle Wipes.
"You won't believe how clean the screen becomes after using these, it really justifies their price. I got these to clean my screen and, with the included microfiber polishing cloth they are the exact way you would want to keep the screen looking new."
-- Power User Charles Thompson
Follow the instructions of this blog to consider it: with benefits that your electronics and OLED screen(s) are going to be looking brand new, fresh as the day you bought them. The metal finish of the ASUS Zephyrus G16 laptop does not give way to any transportation or weight-related screen scratches from carrying the backpack around, so far. You should use 2 wipes each time: one for the computer screen and another for the keyboard surface & exterior. I gently wipe down each key's row and the screen, following up with light-to-moderate use the using of the microfiber cloth to buffing away all the Miracle Wipes' polishing liquid. Cleaning off the laptop equipment's surfaces is a must for the every day use you put it through, and you can use our provided links to take advantage of this opportunity to preserve and feel the fresh technology effect as it was the day you bought it!
AI UPDATE!!!
I'm preparing myself for the future of AI use and have been researching its "glossary of terms". While studying by utilizing search for understanding AI I encountered the term "vector search", which I opted to look at in detail. It brought to focus Chroma DB with Python that is a software which manages vector search in LLM (Large Language Model) applications. I'm doing my best to provide information accurately and look forward to practice with Python using the "cheat sheets" of AI interactively, and the Fluent Python book.