In our ever-connected digital world, you cannot underestimate the power of a machine with a capable body and an engineered soul, and that’s exactly why the three laptops revealed by ASUS during its Computex 2024 show have made news – three great laptops by all accounts, but the ProArt P16 and ProArt PX13 with AMD Ryzen AI 300 series processors are the ones poised to become the stuff of every tech enthusiast’s dreams. Just how digital is your digital world? ASUS has the laptop to raise that bar.
The AMD Ryzen AI 300 series system-on-chips inside the ProArt P16 and PX13 laptops are based on AMD’s Zen 5 architecture with NPUs (Neural Processing Units) running at 50 TOPS (Tera Operations per Second) per NPU.
The ProArt P16 laptop does not offer you something ordinary; it’s the whole world of extreme computing. With a 16-inch 4K OLED display and a digital DialPad embedded in its trackpad, the ProArt P16 redefines the threshold of choice. Designers and content creators can use the DialPad to fine-tune their creation by simply turning the circular knob on the trackpad.
Housed in a sturdy and professional-looking chassis, the ProArt P16 is powered by an AMD Ryzen AI 300 series processor and an NVIDIA RTX 4070 GPU, which, together, offer 321 TOPS. That’s not only a formidable AI number, but it also translates to exponential speed gains in video editing workflows within applications such as DaVinci Resolve and Adobe Premiere Pro. In terms of specifications, the ProArt P16 even outranks the Dell XPS 13 2021 on our list: it can be outfitted with up to 64GB of memory, 4TB of storage, and so much else. With those numbers, the ProArt P16 easily beats the MacBook Air on our list, too.
Instead, that long line on the rear edge of its predecessors gives way here to the ProArt P16’s new DialPad, an entirely digital input that not only removes the need for manual inputs with dial knobs, but also adds ergonomic benefits that extend the touchpad up to the keyboard while achieving an aesthetic and functional upgrade, bringing creative interaction to a new age.
Even the 13-inch ProArt PX13, with its convertible form factor, is no slouch, still slotting in an AI 300 series Ryzen processor and an RTX 4070 GPU while keeping to within a laptop within the footprint of most tablets. Since it’s a convertible, that also has an OLED touch screen in a 3K resolution, allowing for quick transitions between modes, so it can be used in a variety of scenarios.
It might be light (1.1kg / 2.4lb), but there’s no compromise on power: you can get up to 32GB RAM and 2TB SSD. The PX13 is just one of the efforts by ASUS to provide powerful, portable computing that performs without limits.
The ProArt P16 and PX13 laptops’ AI capabilities are based on the Ryzen AI 300 series processors The ProArt P16 and PX13 laptops are jointly created with the user, not merely a tool. The AI capabilities enable the laptop to suggest insights and enhancements that help to accelerate workflows, from content creation to editing. From video editing to design, the AI capabilities enable creators to work faster and more efficiently, opening up new creative possibilities down the line. This is the next generation of creative professional laptops.
Should you choose the ProArt P16 or the PX14? Your need and your taste will determine your ultimate choice. If your work demands uncompromised power without limits, then the ProArt P16 is the machine for you. If you want to be more stable with excellent power and portability for your work, the ProArt PX13 is here to provide.
With their pioneering processors, innovative designs and superfast performance, ASUS’s new laptops, the ProArt P16 and PX13, preview a future of mobile, AI-infused computing that is only just beginning.
At its essence, devices like the ProArt P16 and PX13 are pieces of engineering marvellousness — designed for high-performance processors, advanced graphics cards, and the latest display technology, offering users advanced computing experiences, be it at work or at play. That being said, ASUS newest laptops are engines of productivity and possibilities in the future of work.
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