Asus confirms via Weibo that the company will showcase its next-generation notebooks using AMD's Ryzen AI 300 processors on July 17. Originally scheduled for July 8, the event will provide an exclusive to showcase these laptops throughout its range. While the reasons for the delay have not been mentioned, it is likely because AMD has allegedly delayed the Ryzen AI 300 launch to July 28, a day before the Ryzen 9000 processors. Retail giants like Best Buy also moved their availability dates accordingly.
Some known models are from the TUF Gaming, ROG Zephyrus, Zenbook, and ProArt series in different configurations and builds. What's known so far via the listing on Asus' website is that the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370 and the Ryzen AI 9 365 are used in these models. Specific models like the ProArt PX13 series, either of the two with variable storage and RAM options, while some, like the ProArt P16, are paired with the Ryzen AI 9 HX 370. These models also feature a dedicated Copilot Key to function with Windows 11's AI integration.
