All for higher-grade creation.
ASUS’s ecosystem for creators “ProArt, A new high-end notebook PC todayStudiobook 16“When”Studiobook Pro 16Has joined the ranks.
as its name suggests,16-inch full HD OLED displayThe speed at which NVIDIA’s professional-grade GPUs handle large amounts of data is truly professional, while the overwhelming vividness is imminent.
In the unlikely event that work is delayed due to a malfunction of the personal computer, it seems that a loss of 100,000 yen per hour will occur.Super authentic notebook PC for professionalsis.
Choose your favorite CPU and GPU
｢creatorIn a nutshell, film directors, composers, architects, animators, etc. are all creating a variety of things and using a variety of tools. Laptops are also one of the tools. That’s why.There should be various laptops for various creative activities!ASUS thought.
Therefore”ProArt Studiobook 16/Pro 16｣。
The “ProArt Studiobook 16” and “ProArt Studiobook Pro 16” have the same appearance and almost the same specifications, butThe authentication level of each part of the system is different from the CPU and GPU, which are the brain miso parts.。
You can choose AMD or Intel CPU for both models, and you can also choose the grade of NVIDIA GPU, so consult with your walletA machine optimized for your workYou can get it. “Pro 16” has more professional specifications, so please see the ASUS official website for detailed specifications (Studiobook 16 Intel / AMD / Pro 16 Intel / AMD).
Ask the true value of color with an organic EL display
Not to mention CPU performance, there is no compromiseHow to show colors..It shows “true black” that could not be expressed by the conventional IPS liquid crystal display.Organic EL display (OLED)Has been calibrated to both Pantone and Calman standards.
Even if you lower the screen brightness setting, the vividness of the image will not be impaired, soElectricity bill and easy on the eyesIs also a feature of organic EL. Speaking of being easy on the eyes, ASUS organic EL displays cut blue light by adjusting the wavelength of the blue diode.
Apparently, the background to the fact that it has finally become possible to equip notebook PCs with organic EL displays.Burn-in measures are in placeLike from. We are monitoring usage at the sub-pixel level,Pixel shiftIn addition to using a technology called “”, it is set to dark mode by default, and if there is no input for 5 minutes or more, it automatically enters hibernation mode (it seems that it can be changed in the setting).
“ASUS Dial” enables more intuitive operation
The most novel element of Studiobook 16 / Pro 16 is the “” in the lower left corner of this keyboard.ASUS Dial(Asus dial) “.
At this pointPhotoshop・Premiere Pro・Lightroom Classic・After EffectsIt is compatible with 4 Adobe software, using a dedicated appCustom settingsIt seems that it can be done. For example, if you want to adjust the brightness with Photoshop, you can control the value seamlessly and intuitively by turning the dial all the way. This is the first time a physical dial has appeared on a laptop.
By the way, the area of the trackpad becomes largeStylus compatibleNS. You don’t need a pen tab for a little editing work.
Furthermore, what makes creators happy is the purchase privilege service that makes “Adobe Creative Cloud” free for a certain period of time. Even if you already have a Creative Cloud account, it’s OK, and it seems that it can be reflected in the existing account.
Expectations for further evolution
The laptop market is becoming more complex with too many choices, but ASUS’s approach is consistent and simple. that is,Soak up user feedback and reflect it in better manufacturingIt’s a positive feedback loop.
In fact, it seems that the size of the trackpad and what kind of apps ASUS Dial will support in the future have all been developed based on the voice of the user. One of the end points of ASUS aiming to be the ultimate notebook PC for creators by creators was this Studiobook 16 and Studiobook Pro 16.
The price you are interested in is from the ASUS official website.
Reference: ASUS
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