ASUS showcased its 2026 lineup of Copilot+ PCs at CES 2026 in Las Vegas, highlighting new laptops, desktops, and all-in-one computers designed around on-device AI performance. The company says the new range is aimed at creators, professionals, and everyday users, powered by the latest processors from AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm.
Why It Matters: With Copilot+ PCs becoming a central focus for Windows devices, ASUS is positioning itself early by offering AI features across different price points and form factors. This signals how AI-powered computing is moving beyond niche devices and into mainstream laptops and home PCs.
For creators, ASUS expanded its ProArt lineup, including new models focused on mobile and hybrid workflows. One of the highlights is the ProArt GoPro Edition PX13, developed in collaboration with GoPro. The convertible laptop comes with a GoPro-inspired design and ships with StoryCube, an AI-powered app that integrates GoPro Cloud content and supports 360-degree video. ASUS says the app can automatically organize footage using AI-based scene detection.
The ProArt PX13 and ProArt PZ14 were also shown. The PX13 runs on an AMD Ryzen AI Max+ processor and features a 3K OLED touchscreen, while the PZ14 is a detachable creator tablet powered by the Snapdragon X2 Elite platform. Both devices support ASUS creator apps for idea generation, media organization, and color management, and are designed for users who work across photo, video, and design tasks.
ASUS also introduced new ProArt accessories, including a backpack, mouse, and keyboard aimed at creators who need portable and consistent tools for daily work.
For general users, ASUS refreshed its Zenbook and Vivobook lines. The Zenbook DUO, a CES Innovation Award recipient, features two 14-inch OLED displays in a more compact design and runs on Intel Core Ultra processors. ASUS says the dual-screen setup is designed to support multitasking and collaboration, supported by updated ScreenXpert software.
Other Zenbook models include the Zenbook A14 and A16, both powered by Snapdragon X2 Elite processors, focusing on long battery life and lightweight designs. The Zenbook S series was also updated with new Intel and AMD AI-enabled processors and OLED displays.
The Vivobook S series targets more budget-conscious users, offering Copilot+ PC features, OLED or high-refresh IPS displays, and processor options from Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm. ASUS says these models focus on battery life, portability, and everyday productivity.
Beyond laptops, ASUS also expanded its desktop lineup. New V series mini tower and small form factor PCs bring Copilot+ features to home setups. The company also introduced the VM441QA, which it says is the first all-in-one PC powered by a Snapdragon X platform, offering quiet operation and AI acceleration in a compact design.
ASUS also highlighted GlideX, its cross-device software that allows users to connect Windows PCs with Android and iOS devices for screen sharing, file transfers, and camera use.
With this broad CES 2026 lineup, ASUS is betting that AI-powered PCs will become standard across laptops and desktops in the coming years. Which type of Copilot+ PC do you think makes the most sense for everyday use?
