At Computex 2026, it introduced an expansive new lineup of AI-powered consumer devices, signalling just how aggressively the company is betting on the future of personal AI computing. From creator-focused laptops and ultraportable Copilot+ PCs to desktops, all-in-one systems, tablets, and even a new AI assistant experience, ASUS is building an ecosystem designed around smarter and more practical everyday computing.
The announcement brings together premium hardware, on-device AI capabilities, and intelligent software experiences under one umbrella, powered by the latest Intel, AMD, Snapdragon, and NVIDIA platforms.
ProArt P16 And P14 Bring NVIDIA RTX Spark To Creators
Leading the announcement are the new ProArt P16 (H7607) and ProArt P14 (H7407), which become the first ASUS creator laptops powered by NVIDIA RTX Spark. These machines are aimed at creators, developers, and professionals looking for high-performance local AI processing and next-generation Windows AI experiences.
The new RTX Spark superchip combines an NVIDIA Blackwell RTX GPU with 6,144 CUDA cores and fifth-generation Tensor Cores, paired with a 20-core NVIDIA Grace CPU through NVIDIA’s NVLink-C2C chip interconnect technology. ASUS says the platform is capable of delivering up to 1 petaflop of AI performance along with 128 GB of unified memory, allowing demanding AI workloads and on-device AI agents to run locally.
ASUS is also integrating several AI-powered tools into the ProArt ecosystem. ProArt Creator Hub is designed to intelligently allocate system resources for heavier creative workloads, while applications like MuseTree and StoryCube introduce AI-assisted workflows for content creation and media management.
The laptops also focus heavily on display quality and design. ASUS has equipped the lineup with its Lumina Pro OLED panels featuring up to 1,600 nits HDR peak brightness, 120Hz refresh rate support, VRR technology, and anti-reflection coating. Interestingly, ASUS is also introducing new finishes, including Nano Black and Neo White, marking the first time the ProArt lineup gets alternative colour aesthetics.
The ProArt P16 and P14 are expected to arrive in select regions starting fall 2026.
The Zenbook 14 Focuses On Portable Everyday AI Computing
ASUS also refreshed its mainstream premium lineup with the new Zenbook 14. Built around mobility and AI-powered productivity, the laptop comes with a lightweight 1.1 kg chassis and a durable ceraluminium design.
The company is introducing fresh nature-inspired colour options like Arctic Blue and Komodo Coral to give the device a more personal look. Despite the compact form factor, ASUS claims the Zenbook 14 can deliver over 21 hours of battery life along with fast charging support.
The laptop will be available with Intel, AMD, and Snapdragon processors, offering Copilot+ PC features and up to 50 TOPS of NPU performance for AI-driven workloads. ASUS says the machine is designed to improve multitasking, responsiveness, and on-device AI experiences for daily productivity.
Other highlights include an ASUS OLED display, a dual-speaker setup, a 1.7 mm key-travel keyboard, a smart gesture touchpad, and privacy-focused features such as Windows Hello, adaptive dimming, passkey support, and Microsoft Pluton security.
The Vivobook S Series Targets Students And Everyday Users
The company is also introducing more Snapdragon-based Copilot+ PCs through the introduction of the Vivobook S14 and Vivobook S16 models. These new notebooks are equipped with ultra-thin metal bodies that target students and those looking for a portable computer with long-lasting battery life.
The Vivobook S series is only powered by Snapdragon X CPUs with up to 45 TOPS NPU capabilities. This makes them well-suited for multitasking and enhanced AI performance among other things. ASUS performance mode can push the systems up to 30W TDP for more demanding workloads.
The lineup offers OLED displays in both 14-inch and 16-inch variants, with up to an 89 per cent screen-to-body ratio on the larger model. ASUS says the displays cover 100 per cent of the DCI-P3 colour gamut while also featuring TÜV Rheinland-certified low blue light technology for extended usage comfort.
Battery life is another major focus here, with ASUS claiming over 25 hours of usage on a single charge. The company has also included fast charging that can recharge the battery up to 60 per cent in 49 minutes. The lightweight design starts at just 1.28kg for the 14-inch model.
Vivobook S Flip Adds More Flexibility
For users who prefer convertible form factors, ASUS also introduced the Vivobook S14 Flip and Vivobook S16 Flip. These laptops feature 360-degree hinges that allow them to switch between laptop, tablet, tent, and stand modes depending on the task.
The lineup comes with 2K OLED touchscreens and support for ASUS Pen 3.0, enabling note-taking, sketching, and creative workflows. Powered by Snapdragon X processors, the devices also support AI-powered multitasking with up to 45 TOPS NPU performance.
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ASUS says the Vivobook S Flip models can deliver over 20 hours of battery life while maintaining efficient thermal performance with up to 35W TDP support. The laptops also support Dolby Audio and Snapdragon Sound for improved media and communication experiences.
The 14-inch model starts at 1.41 kg, while the 16-inch variant weighs 1.60 kg. ASUS is also introducing a new light blue finish for the lineup.