Asus ProArt P16 uses Nvidia RTX Spark chip with 128 GB unified memory, providing good graphics processing capabilities and operating AI agents right on the device.

Asus ProArt P16 is the first laptop sold in the Vietnamese market equipped with Nvidia RTX Spark chip. The product is designed for autonomous AI agents, allowing them to proactively perform many tasks from different applications and tools to complete tasks.

This is considered a new development direction for PCs in the future, also known as Agentic PC - the computer becomes the center for using and coordinating agents to complete the user's tasks faster and more conveniently.

Asus ProArt P16 is the first laptop sold in the Vietnamese market equipped with Nvidia RTX Spark chip. The product is designed for autonomous AI agents, allowing them to proactively perform many tasks from different applications and tools to complete tasks.

This is considered a new development direction for PCs in the future, also known as Agentic PC - the computer becomes the center for using and coordinating agents to complete the user's tasks faster and more conveniently.

The valuable point on ProArt P16 is the ability to process AI right on the device thanks to the Nvidia RTX Spark chip developed based on ARM architecture combined with Blackwell GPU core, and comes with up to 128 GB of unified memory.

Unlike conventional AI PCs that mainly respond to individual commands, ProArt P16 allows the operation of Agentic AI systems, large language models and complex automation processes. AI can plan on its own, use tools and perform many steps in succession to complete a project.

In addition, AI processing on the device also helps users not be limited to tokens and does not incur costs like AI services in the cloud. Security is enhanced, important data only resides on the device. Users can choose the model and build the task chain as desired.

The valuable point on ProArt P16 is the ability to process AI right on the device thanks to the Nvidia RTX Spark chip developed based on ARM architecture combined with Blackwell GPU core, and comes with up to 128 GB of unified memory.

Unlike conventional AI PCs that mainly respond to individual commands, ProArt P16 allows the operation of Agentic AI systems, large language models and complex automation processes. AI can plan on its own, use tools and perform many steps in succession to complete a project.

In addition, AI processing on the device also helps users not be limited to tokens and does not incur costs like AI services in the cloud. Security is enhanced, important data only resides on the device. Users can choose the model and build the task chain as desired.

The product has the typical design of the ProArt line, the shell is made of CND aluminum alloy with NeoWhite white tones. The device is 12.9 mm thick and weighs 1.77 kg, making it Asus' thinnest 16-inch ProArt model ever. According to the company, the product passes the US military durability standard MIL-STD-810H test, supporting use in harsh environments.

As a product in the ultra-high-end segment, the P16 is equipped with a Lumina Pro OLED touch screen, Tandem OLED panel with 4K resolution, 120 Hz refresh rate, VRR support and G-Sync anti-tearing technology. Asus says the screen achieves absolute color accuracy with Delta E < 1 parameters, maximum brightness of 1,600 nits and anti-reflective projection coating. The screen responds well to graphic design or content creation.

Full chiclet keyboard with long key travel and good bounce. The strong point of the ProArt line is the Asus DialPad cluster, the virtual mechanical dial. The tool well supports applications such as Adobe Premiere Pro, Lightroom or Photoshop, allowing users to quickly manipulate sliders, zoom the timeline or adjust brush size quickly and smoothly.

The device's 90 Wh battery provides about 3-4 hours of work with heavy tasks, or nearly 8 hours if used for office work, web browsing and document viewing.

The vapor chamber cooling system combined with liquid metal thermal paste helps the machine maintain stable performance for a long time. However, when operating at maximum capacity for heavy tasks, the cooling fan will make quite a loud noise.

With a starting price of 115 million VND for the basic configuration and up to nearly 195 million VND for the most advanced version with 128 GB RAM, ASUS ProArt P16 is not for general users. The product is aimed at professional studios and high-end content creators.

The device's 90 Wh battery provides about 3-4 hours of work with heavy tasks, or nearly 8 hours if used for office work, web browsing and document viewing.

The vapor chamber cooling system combined with liquid metal thermal paste helps the machine maintain stable performance for a long time. However, when operating at maximum capacity for heavy tasks, the cooling fan will make quite a loud noise.

With a starting price of 115 million VND for the basic configuration and up to nearly 195 million VND for the most advanced version with 128 GB RAM, ASUS ProArt P16 is not for general users. The product is aimed at professional studios and high-end content creators.

Huy Duc