May 20th is Snapdragon X day: Asus also launches its ARM notebooks

May 20th is Snapdragon X day: Asus also launches its ARM notebooks
May 20th is Snapdragon X day: Asus also launches its ARM notebooks

Other than Computex: notebooks with ARM Snapdragon X Elite and Plus processors they will arrive on May 20th. Microsoft will present the new version of Windows 11 with the latest AI innovations during the Build, and together with Windows the new Surface tablets and the new Surface Laptop will also arrive.

However, there will not be a Microsoft exclusive: for the same day Asus has also called a virtual conference for the launch of its new notebooks, with an online event broadcast at 8pm Italian time.

This online event will unveil a premium ultraportable laptop, the first ASUS PC with next-generation Artificial Intelligence. The launch event, which will see the collaboration between Microsoft, Qualcomm and ASUS, celebrates the first of ASUS PCs with Artificial Intelligence, destined to redefine computing computing” writes Asus.

To be precise, it should be the Asus Fearless Vivobook S5507, the “Qualcomm ARM” version of the Vivobook S5506 already available with OLED screen, Intel Core Ultra processor and dedicated CoPilot button.

In addition to the Microsoft Surface Pro 10 and Microsoft Surface 6, at this point we believe on the same day, the Samsung Galaxy Book4 Edge, the Lenovo YOGA Slim 7 14 Gen 9, the Lenovo YOGA Air 14s 2024 Snapdragon Edition, the ThinkPad T14s Gen should also arrive. 6 Snapdragon Edition, the HP Dragon Series Business Book Snapdragon Edition along with the OmniBook X 14 and the EliteBook Ultra G1q 14X and finally the Dell Inspiron 14 Plus 7441.

In short, a lineup of ARM laptops that Windows, all the times it has tried to put both its feet on both sides, has never had. This should be the right time.

 
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