Asus goes Pro-ARM with the ProArt PZ13 Copilot+ detachable PC powered by 20 W Snapdragon X Series SoCs

[Redaktion]

The Asus ProArt lineup is getting its first taste of ARM goodness with the new ProArt PZ13 detachable Copilot+ PC. The ProArt PZ13 HT5306 sports a 3K Asus Lumina OLED panel and is powered by Qualcomm's new Snapdragon X Series chips. The PZ13 emphasizes on portability with its ultra-slim 9 mm thickness and 0.85 kg weight.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/Asus-goes-Pro-ARM-with-the-ProArt-PZ13-Copilot-detachable-PC-powered-by-20-W-Snapdragon-X-Series-SoCs.843530.0.html

[mechaoi]

"All the ports you need".... No headphone jack.... "creators tablet".... mmmmhmmm... Audio editors & Music producers cant even use this w/o additional hardware.....

Straight up if you were going to do content creation you wouldn't even bother w/ a SD card slot photographers all carry a high speed SD card reader since they have dedicated read controllers built into them.... And everyone who does video records straight to SSDs w/ a USB c cable anyways. While its not a bad thing to have an SD card reader, they clearly did not have their priorities straight when they designed this thing....

[ikjadoon]

Seriously, no fanless Oryon tablets still? Where are all the 10W-15W X Plus / X Elite systems?

I'm confused why Qualcomm didn't make a dedicated fanless Windows SKU, perhaps like the Apple M1, M2, M3, M4, etc. It would be a great example of efficiency & battery life.

[julia_top]

They are the competitors of MINISFORUM V3 and the current Surface 10 Pro, although I think that Minisforum V3 with AMD surpasses these products, I want to see on this website a comparison of the new tablet widows that I think are the future, for the moment I'll stick with Minisforum V3 after seeing the comments of several videos on YouTube.

[@julia_top]

Minisforum is pathetic in it's hopes to gain sales and reputation by spamming the comments section. FYI it will have an opposite effect.

[@ikjadoon]

Oryon based cores for phones/tablets aren't coming until the release of snapdragon 8 gen 4, which is coming at the end of this year.

Qcomm chose to release this architecture on laptops first, then for phones/tablets later.

Besides, don't think you'd want a SoC designed for laptops on a tablet anyway, considering phone SoCs these days are already pushing 10-15w.

[majestictodos]

no headphone jack.... wow look how well that played out for Dell.... their XPS 13 sales are at an all time low because of that....