ASUS officially brought two new laptops for business and content creators to Vietnam, priced at VND 270 million

ProArt and ExperBook new generation are two product lines that should have been brought to our market in the first quarter, but the situation of COVID-19 has changed this company, moving to this June and probably this is also the “easier” time for users to shop because the price of these products is not “affordable”.

Saying the price is high, however, does not mean this new product is nothing outstanding. On the contrary, ASUS shows that they invest a lot in research and development to produce better laptop products for users.

The first is the ExpertBook B9 aimed at business or office users who need compact and continuous movement but do not want to be cut down as the ultrabooks that we have often seen before.

Speaking of this laptop, the first thing that can be felt is its thinness, when weighing less than 1kg and only 14.9mm thin. ASUS gathers statistics, the number of users who want to work on laptops is increasing, especially when they use laptops anywhere as long as they can be online, even when on an airplane.

Therefore, mobility is the leading factor for this B9 to be born but of course it also has to ensure durability, ASUS said “although small, but the machine is not fragile and still meets military standards. MIL-STD 810G “.

B9 screen size reaches 14 inch Full-HD, anti-glare coating, thanks to the slimmed-down screen bezel makes the machine look more like a 12-13 inch laptop range. When the lid is opened, the ErgoLift hinge creates a lift angle that makes it easy to operate, besides the ability to dissipate heat more efficiently, the screen angle is also opened up to 180 degrees.

Although the machine is thin, the keyboard still has a 1.5mm key travel for a good typing experience, moreover the basic connection ports are still equipped, such as HDMI, 2xThunderbolt 3 and USB-TypeA.

ExpertBook B9 has an optional configuration of Core i5-10210U or i7-10510U, 8GB / 16GB LPDDR3 RAM, 512GB / Dual 512GB PCIe SSD and a 66Whr battery that promises 24-hour battery life, priced from VND 37,990,000 .

Targeting content creation, ASUS today introduced the ProArt product line with advanced configuration options and a unique shape, such as the StudioBook One.

When it comes to workstation laptops, many people will think of large, heavy and bulky designs, but ASUS has proven the opposite when it comes to offering a product that is powerful but not less fashionable.

At first glance, you will find this laptop has a very different design compared to most products on the market: the motherboard is located on the lid, which means that this area will consist of two parts is the screen. shaped and machine parts.

The screen area is thicker than the keyboard because most of the computer components are put here. The Thunderbolt 3.0 port is also located at the top. The hinge also opens a space, this is where the cooling system of the machine works.

The StudioBook One screen has a size of 15.6 inches with a resolution of 3,840 x 2,160 pixels, a refresh rate of 120Hz, certified by Pantone with a Delta E rating of less than 1, 100% Adobe RGB color accuracy, and a toughened glass coating. Gorilla Glass force 5.

The upper screen also slides down to open up space for a better convection cooling system.

StudioBook One’s configuration is terrible with Intel Core i9-9980HK processor, Quadro RTX 6000 graphics 24GB GDDR6 VRAM from NVIDIA, 32GB of RAM and 1TB SSD storage, more than enough to handle all tasks from content creation. until render.

With this power, it is clear that the price of the device is not mediocre, when recently ASUS Vietnam officially announced the price of up to 269,999,000 VND . Products will be difficult to reach individual users at this price, but the opposite can be suitable for businesses investing in design / editing teams … nature of work to move a lot.

In addition to StudioBook One, ASUS also introduces more ProArt laptop products with the “easy” price: