ASUS expands its premium range in Sri Lanka with AI-enabled Zenbook and Vivobook models, featuring dual screens, high-performance graphics, and a focus on productivity, gaming, and creative work for diverse users.
ASUS has expanded its premium laptop range in Sri Lanka with a new wave of AI-focused Zenbook and Vivobook models, alongside updated gaming and creator machines headed by the ROG Zephyrus Duo, TUF Gaming 16 and ProArt PX13. The company says the range combines lightweight construction, Ceraluminum finishes, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series graphics and newer on-device AI features for students, creators, gamers and business users.
Eric Ou, regional head of ASUS South Asia, said the 2026 line-up is intended to match changing demand in the local market, pointing to dual-screen Zenbook and ROG models as well as ProArt and Vivobook machines for more mainstream use. ASUS has been steadily building this strategy for more than a year, after showing dual-screen and AI-enabled notebooks at CES 2024 and later broadening its Copilot+ PC portfolio at Computex 2024.
Among the highlights is the Zenbook DUO, which pairs two 3K OLED touchscreens to support multitasking and split-screen workflows. ASUS says the model uses an Intel Core Ultra 9 Series 3 processor and can run for up to 32 hours on battery, making it one of the company’s more ambitious productivity-focused systems. The ProArt PX13, meanwhile, is a 2-in-1 convertible aimed at mobile creators, weighing 1.38kg and using AMD’s Ryzen Halo platform with a 3K OLED touchscreen.
On the gaming side, the ROG Zephyrus Duo sits at the top of the range with dual 16-inch 3K OLED Nebula touch displays, multi-mode use and support for up to an NVIDIA RTX 5090 GPU. ASUS says the machine pairs Intel Core Ultra processors with AI acceleration and its Intelligent Cooling system. The TUF Gaming 16 is positioned as a more versatile option, with military-grade durability, Intel Core i7 support and up to an RTX 5060 GPU for gaming, study, content creation and everyday work.
ASUS also refreshed the Vivobook S14, Vivobook 15 and Strix Scar 18. That fits a wider company pattern: ASUS has been pushing AI-enabled notebooks across multiple tiers, from the Zenbook Duo and Zenbook S series to ProArt creator laptops and the Vivobook S line, while its ROG division has continued to expand high-end gaming systems such as the 2026 Strix G16 and G18. The company says buyers in Sri Lanka will also get its 4A Guarantee, covering quality, support, warranty coverage and added-value services.
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