ASUS has launched its 12.9mm-thick ProArt P16 in Indonesia at Rp112,999,000, pairing a 128GB memory ceiling with NVIDIA’s RTX Spark N1X superchip for demanding creative and local AI workloads.
ASUS has placed its new ProArt P16 among the priciest creator laptops on sale in Indonesia, with the 12.9mm-thick model listed at Rp112,999,000 during a pre-order window that runs until 23 October 2026. The company is also offering the smaller ProArt P14, priced at Rp79,999,000, as part of the same creator-focused range. In Indonesia, the P16 is being sold only through ASUS’s online store, while the P14 is also available through selected ASUS retail channels. According to ASUS Indonesia, customers ordering through the online store receive a ProArt Mouse as a promotional bundle.
The two laptops are built around NVIDIA’s RTX Spark N1X superchip, which pairs a 6,144-core Blackwell RTX graphics processor with a 20-core Grace CPU. ASUS says both machines are designed for creators and developers working on demanding local AI workloads and heavy creative tasks. The ProArt P16 supports up to 128GB of unified LPDDR5X memory and includes a 16-inch touchscreen with 4K resolution, while the ProArt P14 offers the same memory ceiling in a 14-inch form factor with a 3K panel, according to ASUS’s product pages and US launch materials.
The Indonesian launch follows the global debut of the ProArt line, which ASUS said went on sale internationally on 17 October 2026. In the US, the company set starting prices at $2,799.99 for the ProArt P16 and $2,599.99 for the ProArt P14, placing the Indonesian pricing in the premium segment even before storage and regional distribution costs are considered. The company’s US announcement also framed the laptops as tools for both creative applications and on-device AI work, a positioning that reflects the growing push to bring generative and agentic software closer to the hardware rather than relying entirely on cloud services.
Independent coverage has added further detail on the hardware. Notebookcheck reported that the ProArt P16 uses a Tandem OLED panel rated at up to 1,600 nits of HDR brightness, with a 120Hz refresh rate. Tom’s Guide said early testing suggests strong performance in local AI tasks, 3D editing and video processing, while also noting battery life of more than 12 hours in some scenarios. Windows Central reported that pre-orders for the RTX Spark-powered ProArt models exceeded ASUS’s expectations and sold out ahead of the planned Q4 2026 availability, underlining the level of interest in high-end creator systems that combine compact dimensions with workstation-class specifications.
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