Thunderobot and Machenike are bringing a 1.6kg gaming laptop called ZERO Air to CES that apparently pairs Intel's fresh Panther Lake chips with RTX 5000-series mobile graphics. The 16-inch machine gets marketed as having dual full-power performance, though nobody really knows what that means yet, since the promo stuff stays pretty vague about it.
MSI already showed off its Prestige refresh with Core Ultra 300 processors back in late fall, and ASUS teased a super-light Zenbook DUO with dual batteries. Looks like a bunch of Intel partners are lining up to drop new hardware with these chips when the show kicks off next month.
MSI already showed off its Prestige refresh with Core Ultra 300 processors back in late fall, and ASUS teased a super-light Zenbook DUO with dual batteries. Looks like a bunch of Intel partners are lining up to drop new hardware with these chips when the show kicks off next month.
