Alex Hernandez | August 31, 2022August 31, 2022 Tech
IFA 2022 is kicking off this week, and you will be getting some of the news right here at Techaeris. ASUS is one of the many companies that attend IFA, and today they’ve announced the expansion of its ExpertBook lineup.
ASUS is a big player in the laptop and gaming space, so expanding on a successful line is only natural. The latest batch of devices includes the ExpertBook B5 and ExpertBook B5 Flip, with an OLED Option.
ASUS ExpertBook B5 and ExpertBook B5 Flip – are all-new laptop models engineered with an expansive 16-inch, 16:10 display and robust, lightweight build for extreme flexibility and business productivity on the go. The precision-crafted, minimalist chassis pushes the limits of lightness at only 1.4kg, making ExpertBook B5 the lightest 16-inch laptop made by ASUS. OLED-option ExpertBook B5 models deliver ultra-crisp visuals, with deep blacks and vibrant colors, delivering cinema-grade 100% DCI-P3 color gamut, providing vivid, realistic visuals for instant collaboration, content sharing, or presentations.
ExpertBook B5 Flip’s 360° – the rotatable design gives it unrivaled flexibility with a tablet, tent, stand, and traditional modes. It is also the first 16-inch laptop to feature a garaged stylus that quickly and automatically charges when garaged, with a 15-second top-up providing enough power for up to 45 minutes of use — so it’s ready to help users unleash their creativity and productivity for note-taking, signing documents, and capturing innovative ideas.
The ExpertBook B5 – models include cutting-edge technologies to improve mobile work efficiency, including:
ExpertBook B6 Flip is the first mobile workstation in ExpertBook Series. – ASUS ExpertBook B6 Flip is a high-end mobile workstation delivering the performance that power users and professionals like architects, engineers, and product designers need. To withstand the demands of professional software, ASUS put the ExpertBook B6 Flip through a comprehensive collection of in-house tests and certifications to ensure it works with independent software vendors (ISVs) to make modeling and rendering more efficient, 3D animation and infrastructure construction possible, data analytics more streamlined, and bring engineering or architecture designs to life. ExpertBook B6 Flip is certified to work with professional applications from the world’s leading software companies, including 3ds Max®, MicroStation®, and Vectorworks®.
ExpertBook B6 Flip includes enterprise-grade components, including:
ExpertBook B5 laptops and the ExpertBook B6 Flip mobile workstation support the future of work with reliable, durable designs delivering high-performance computing. Expanding the ASUS Expert series portfolio, these three laptops deliver greater customer choice to suit demanding job needs, providing industry-leading features such as a 12th Generation Intel® Core™ i9 processor, Intel vPro® Enterprise and Essentials support, optional TPM 2.0 chip for enterprise security; EPEAT Gold and Energy Star certifications; MIL-STD 810H US military standard certification. Additional features available include two-way AI noise cancellation for clear voice communications, a physical webcam privacy shield, and support for the latest Intel WiFi 6E connectivity to level-up video conferencing.
ExpertBook B5, B5 Flip, and ExpertBook B6 Flip will be available in Q4 2022. What do you think of these new ASUS devices? Please share your thoughts on any of the social media pages listed below. You can also comment on our MeWe page by joining the MeWe social network.
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