Asus dropped a new line of ProArt laptops at Computex2024 — now a full-fledged Copilot+ Pc with the latest AMD Ryzen AI300 and Snapdragon X Elite chipset The era of AI computing begins with Computex2024, with P16, PX13 and PZ13 leading the field of creativity

Why do I say it? Well beyond the key AI horsepower mentioned above, it comes down to 3 key things: OLEDs, massive amounts of I/O, and software to help guide the imagination Let's get into them

Let's start with the similarities of all these new ProArt systems First, they are all military grade tested for durability Second, they all come with over 40 top of NPU performance for turboboosting its AI performance And third, they come with tons of free software to get created— including a 6—month free subscription to CapCut and three months of Adobe Creative Suite

pz13 will leave later, but the PX13 and P16 are essentially similar- a gorgeous Lumina OLED display with 100% DCI-P3 color gamut, The latest AMD Strix Point Cpu for 50TOPS performance, and the Touch 16-inch comes with an additional boost of dedicated graphics with a maximum GeForce RTX4070GPU and don't forget the rugged 90Wh battery that should last a few hours

Oh, I think all of these are WiFi7 for ultra-fast network speeds Did you mention armed? That future proves it for every new router we're starting to see at Computex Of the 3 that have been announced, the PZ13 is what caught my eye No doubt, you can get a full hands-on impression from me right away on the show floor, but to summarize the reasons, it's because it puts microsoft's Surface Pro11 well

They're both at the same price, and for that they might sacrifice some of the height of that display, but it comes with a larger battery, an important SD card reader, a Pantone-validated OLED display, and a rear camera (although the last 1 doesn't show how important it is) It is a little up in the air in terms of whether there is

Which is your favorite? Go ahead and let us know in the comments! And as always, lock in Tom's Guide for all breaking news from Computex