ASUS has just unveiled its latest innovations in professional displays. The company took the stage at Computex 2024 to showcase cutting edge monitors that include the ProArt Display, ZenScreen monitors, and even the VU display series. These aim to meet all your needs ranging from professional content creation, hybrid work, entertainment, and more. The latest announcement also arrives after ASUS launched the ExpertBook P5 AI-powered laptops at the same event.

ASUS ProArt Display

Talking about the highlight of the Computex announcement first, the new ProArt Display arrives with some world’s first technology. The company unveiled the ProArt in two models, which offer 8K and 5K resolutions. ASUS claims that the PA32KCX is the world’s first 8K mini-LED professional monitor. It sports a tall 32-inch panel that offers 97% of the cinema-grade DCI-P3 gamut, with a peak brightness of 1,200 nits.

On the other hand, the PA27JCV is a 27-inch monitor with 5K resolution that comes with 99% DCI-P3 and 100% sRGB wide color gamut. Both models also feature LuxPixel technology that includes AGLR (Anti-Glare and Low Reflection). These professional grade monitors are powered via a USB-C port for 96W power delivery.

The ProArt Display 5K model hasASUS LightSync solutions such as Ambient Light Sensor and Backlight Sensor. Meanwhile, the ASUS ProArt Display 8K comes with a built-in motorized flip colorimeter for auto and self-calibration. There is also a true 10-bit depth along with HDR10 and HLG support.

ZenScreen Monitors

While the ProArt series is built for creative professionals, the ZenScreen monitors are built to improve your entertainment and productivity. The most impressive of the lot is undoubtedly the ZenScreen Duo OLED MQ149CD, which sports a 14-inch 16:10 aspect ratio with dual OLED displays. It has a FHD resolution and 360 degree foldable hinge. This model weighs just 700 grams and has also been made for on-the-go productivity.

The second model is the ZenScreen Smart MS27UC, which is a 27-inch IPS LCD monitor with UHD resolution. This is the brand’s first Google TV smart monitor that can work standalone and doesn’t require a PC connection. It supports wireless display functionality along with built-in 5W Harman Kardon speakers. Other notable features include 90W power delivery from a USB-C port, USB hub ports, dual-band WiFi, Bluetooth 5.0, and Google Play Store support.

ASUS VU

Last but not the least, we have the ASUS VU lineup that includes three models, namely VU249HFI-W, ASUS VU279HFI-W, and ASUS VU34WCIP-W. These monitors are built using sustainability with nano-ion and eco-friendly technologies. The displays on these come with eye-strain reduction with 100Hz refresh rate and an IPS panel for wide viewing angles.

ASUS also uses 100 percent recyclable paper packaging that is Energy Star 8.9 compliant as well. The company is targeting to adopt 85 percent PCR-Plastic, PCB Halogen free, EPEAT Gold, and TCO 9 status. This lineup has various sizes ranging from a 24-inch display to a 34-inch ultra-wide panel. ASUS’ VU34WCIP-W is an ultra wide model with a WQHD resolution and a curved screen for a truly immersive experience.

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With the Computex 2023 event show kicking off, various brands have taken the stage their latest breakthroughs in technology and innovations. AMD is one of these companies and has just announced the new Ryzen XDNA AI tech that was demoed during the major tech event.

AMD Ryzen XDNA AI tech demoed on laptops at Computex 2023

With the new technology, Team Red is gearing up to prepare the operating system and the software ecosystem for carrying out AI related tasks locally on the PC. Ryzen XDNA AI engine was found running on an ASUS Strix Scar 17 gaming laptop that was also equipped with the Eyzen 9 7940HS SoC and the Radeon 780M graphics. The XDNA AI engine is basically a dedicated accelerator that resides on the die with the CPU cores.

As the name suggests, this tech will seek to execute AI interference based workloads such as audio, video, and photo processing. These are typically lower intensity tasks but with the new AI engine, it is more energy efficient than using the CPU or GPU. In other words, this will help boost performance while also saving battery life. During the Computex 2023 event, the XDNA AI engine was spotted working on facial recognition tasks.

The engine can handle up to 4 concurrent AI streams and also supports INT8 and bfloat16 instructions. AMD also claims that XDNA AI is faster than the neural engine present on the Apple M2 processors. We can expect to see this technology makes it way across a number of its future products. So stick around for more.

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For as long as we remember, monitors have always had flat screens with the usual changes limited to screen size, resolution, aspect ratio, and bezel thickness. But ever since we started having curved TV displays, we’ve seen some manufacturers bring the party to monitors too. One such manufacturer is ASUS, and this time, they’ve launched a massive 34’’ curved monitor called the ASUS Designo MX34VQ.

We don’t know if there’s a market for this kind of monitor yet, but for those who fancy curved displays, the Designo boasts a UWQHD resolution (3440 x 1440) and features ASUS’ SonicMaster audio which is incorporated with Harman Kardon’s audio technology. What this means is that you don’t need to hook up those crazy speakers you’ve got  as the monitor has a pair already. The circular base of the monitor is also said to serve as a Qi wireless charging pad for compatible devices. Owners of the Lumia 950 and other Qi enabled devices should find this feature useful.
While pricing is still unknown, interested buyers should expect it not to be cheap considering its curved display, high resolution, audio power, and wireless charging base.

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