Lenovo is not afraid to show off concept designs for PCs that may or may not eventually reach the public market. CES 2026 is no exception, as we see with the Legion Pro Rollable. It features a seemingly mundane 16-inch OLED display.

I test-drove Asus' tasty 16-inch ultralight with Qualcomm's anticipated 18-core Snapdragon X2 Elite Extreme chip inside. This hard-hitting Arm salvo might even dent machines like Apple's 15-inch MacBook Air.

Asus announced a bunch of new laptops across its ZenBook, ProArt, ExpertBook lineups, and more. They feature the company's Lumina OLED screens, which provide at least 120Hz refresh rates, accurate, Pantone-validated color, and up to 600 nits of brightness.

With an etched glass screen, a magnesium-alloy build, and Intel Panther Lake CPU, this is serious luxury in thin and light laptop form.

Asus is announcing a new ProArt PX13 convertible laptop and ProArt PZ14 detachable tablet for CES 2026. The PX13 comes in two versions: a standard model and a GoPro Edition. Both feature a stylus-compatible 13.3-inch 2880 x 1800 OLED display, dial pad control built into the trackpad, and AMD’s “Strix Halo” Ryzen AI Max APU options.

ASUS didn't come to CES 2026 with just one big reveal. The company's ROG brand announced a bevy of new products, including a tri-fold laptop and a neat holographic gaming PC.

ASUS has announced a range of AI-powered laptops, desktops, mini PCs, and creator devices at CES 2026, spanning consumer, enterprise, and content creation segments

ASUS has unveiled its AI-powered laptop portfolio at CES 2026, covering business, gaming, and creator-focused devices. The lineup includes the ExpertBook Ultra, updated ExpertBook P and B series laptops, refreshed TUF Gaming A14 models, the ProArt PX13 convertible, and a limited ProArt GoPro Edition (PX13).