The ProArt P16 is a lightweight, high-performance laptop designed for creators and outdoor enthusiasts. Its 4K OLED touchscreen ensures photorealistic visuals, and versatile I/O ports seamlessly connect all your peripherals. It features an NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 40 Series GPU and AMD Ryzen™ AI 300 Series processor for exceptional processing power. The stealth hinge adds durability and improved cooling, while tri-fan cooling technology and an ASUS-exclusive thermal solution ensure silent performanc

The ProArt P16 is a lightweight, high-performance laptop designed for creators and outdoor enthusiasts. Its 4K OLED touchscreen ensures photorealistic visuals, and versatile I/O ports seamlessly connect all your peripherals. It features an NVIDIA® GeForce RTX™ 40 Series GPU and AMD Ryzen™ AI 300 Series processor for exceptional processing power. The stealth hinge adds durability and improved cooling, while tri-fan cooling technology and an ASUS-exclusive thermal solution ensure silent performanc

Introducing the ProArt PZ13, an IP52-rated, military-grade detachable laptop for active outdoor creators. Its OLED touchscreen offers an incomparable viewing experience, powered by a Snapdragon® X Plus processor with 45 TOPS NPU for AI-enhanced creativity without sacrificing battery life. Versatile accessories include a detachable keyboard and the ASUS Pen 2.0. A full set of I/O ports, including an SD slot with a microSD adapter, simplifies connectivity and photo transfers. Its slim, lightweight

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The 5ms response also means that the ghosting on moving objects is less visible than with the PA328Q, for marginally better production of moving imagery. So although this is the most expensive screen on test this month, it does at least provide enough visual quality to warrant the price. If you want the best colour, it could be worth the extra .