Asus Launches Zenbook and Vivobook with 10th Gen Processors

Taiwanese tech PC company, ASUS  has announced 4 new additions to its innovative and stylish ZenBook and VivoBook family - the ZenBook 13/14 (UX325/UX425), the VivoBookS S14 (S433) and the VivoBook Ultra K14 (K413). Strengthening its 15% market share in the Consumer Notebook segment, ASUS India is affirmative about this new line up of laptops powered by 10th Gen InteI Core mobile processors.

KEY POINTS

• Powered by up to 10th Gen Intel Corei7 processor with up to 16 GB RAM, and Intel Iris Plus graphics provide users with enhanced graphics performance
• Comfortable typing with ErgoLift hinge; select models feature the innovative NumberPad a bold colour-blocking enter key
• A more compact footprint with the slim-bezel NanoEdge display; as lightweight as 1.07 kg

Commenting on the launch, Arnold Su, Business Head, Consumer & Gaming PC, System Business Group, ASUS India said, "Consumer laptop segment is undergoing a renaissance, especially in this current situation where technology is increasingly becoming even more interconnected. We take pride in bringing the latest innovation to our consumers with the new line up of Zenbook and Vivobook powered by Intel 10^th gen Processors. The unmatched portability combined with a power-packed performance will definitely set pulses racing high. We believe these new offerings are all set to win hearts across the country with their unique design and eclectic hues.”

Rahul Malhotra, Director – Retail, Intel India said, “Intel’s highly integrated 10th Gen InteI Core mobile processors enable incredibly immersive entertainment onremarkably thin and lightlaptops. 10th Gen Intel Core processor-powered systems featuring Intel Iris Plus graphics take a huge leap forward in gaming,streaming and creativity, enabling a smooth and vivid experience on highly portable devices. The new line up of Zenbooks and Vivobooks powered by 10^th Gen Intel Core processors are examples of the power-packed innovation possible in mobile PC platforms today.”