While Asus isn't ready to announce any new gaming laptops, the company has a slew of new productivity-oriented laptops on the way, and two of them feature vivid OLED displays.
Equipped with new Intel 11th generation CPUs (or 10th generation in the case of the new ZenBook Pro 15), Wi-Fi 6 ports and Thunderbolt, the new Asus laptops are designed to handle both work from home and remote learning with ease. , and each system offers a few changes to better suit your needs. But the really eye-catching feature on a couple of these new systems is a range of OLED displays that boast a 100% coverage DCI-P3 color space, super-high contrast ratios, Vesa HDR 500 True Black certification, and color validated by Pantone accuracy.
With a 15.6-inch OLED 4K touchscreen and support for a 10th Gen Intel Core i7 chip, 16GB of RAM, 4TB of PCIe storage, and an Nvidia GTX 1650 Ti GPU, the ZenBook Pro 15 is easily the most powerful of the bunch. And if it's still not enough speed, you can also go for a PCIe SSD with 32GB of Intel Optane H10 memory.
Designed for content creators who need a powerful yet relatively slim system to work on the go, the new ZenBook Pro 15 (UX535) also comes with a 5.65-inch secondary screen underneath its keyboard that doubles as an additional screen or glass. covered touchpad.
And as you would expect from a machine designed for tasks like video editing, the ZenBook Pro 15 comes with a good selection of ports, including a USB-C port with Thunderbolt 3, a USB 3.2 Type-A port, a USB port. Full size HDMI port, SD card reader and headphone jack.
However, if you don't need something this robust and prefer something with greater flexibility, Asus has also announced the new ZenBook Flip S (UX371), which Asus claims is the world's thinnest convertible with an OLED display. Weighing just 2.6 pounds and being 0.54 inches thick, the ZenBook Flip S still makes room for a 13.3-inch 4K OLED touchscreen (or a regular IPS LCD screen if you want to save some money) with full pen support.
On the inside, the ZenBook Flip S lacks a discrete GPU, but it should still perform solidly thanks to an 11th Gen Core i7 CPU, 8GB or 16GB of RAM, a range of HDD and SSD storage options, and even a built-in IR. cam for Windows Hello. You get two USB ports with Thunderbolt 4, along with a third USB 3.2 Type-A port for additional connectivity as well. And instead of the ScreenPad on the ZenBook Pro 15, the ZenBook Flips has a touchpad that with the touch of a button can be turned into a touch-sensitive numeric keypad (it's Asus's NumberPad 2.0 to be precise).
Alternatively, if you don't care so much about OLED, Asus has three other new laptops with more traditional LCD screens. There's the ZenBook S (UX393), which is basically a foldable version of the ZenBook Flip S minus the OLED screen. The ZenBook S also has a slightly taller 3: 2 3300 x 2200 NanoEdge display, which should improve it a bit for general work and productivity situations, along with a built-in microSD card reader in case you need to transfer photos or videos quickly. from a digital camera.
In the meantime, if you're looking for a 14-inch system, there's the new ExpertBook B9, which Asus claims is one of the lightest 14-inch business laptops in the world, and the ZenBook 14 (UX435), which is a cross between the ZenBook. Pro 15 and ZenBook S.
Like the ZenBook Pro 15, the ZenBook 14 has a built-in ScreenPad, but instead of a larger, more power-consuming GTX 1650 GPU, it features an Nvidia MX450 GPU with 2GB of vRAM. This should make it a good option for someone who wants to dabble in video editing or a bit of light gaming, but wants something a little easier to transport than the four-pound ZenBook Pro 15. The 14-inch model weighs less than 2.85 pounds.
Unfortunately, Asus has yet to provide official pricing information for any of these laptops, but hopefully we know closer to their release dates, which are slated for October and early November.
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