Here Are Some Most Exciting Announcements At Computex 2019

Chinese giant Lenovo is working on the first 5G laptop in the world

The first laptop featuring 5G technology is coming soon. Lenovo has been working on “Project Limitless” to release a laptop with the Qualcomm 7nm processor - Snapdragon 8cx 5G. In term of design, it reportedly looks similar to the existing Yoga 630. Apart from that, the laptop will also be powered by a Snapdragon X55 5G modem to reach “multi-Gigabit” speeds. However, Lenovo won’t launch the laptop until 2020.

AMD reveals new 12-core Ryzen processor

AMD has built the new 12-core processor Ryzen 9 3900X based on its 7nm architecture. The processor is expected to outperform its predecessor Core i9-9920X. Note that the Core i9-9920X costs around $1,200, the AMD will make you spend just $499 for the new chipset.

Intel unveils 10th gen core processors

At Computex 2019, Intel has already unveiled its 10th-gen core processors, which will boost AI as well as graphic performance. The powerful processors include Core i3, Core i5, Core i7 and they will accompany with laptops in the upcoming months. According to the company, those processors will feature up to 4 cores and 8 threads and be paired with Thunderbolt 3 as well as Wifi 6, which can up to 1Gbps at speed.

Asus ZenBook Pro Duo with two 4K display screens

During its keynote presentation at Computex 2019, Asus has introduced the couple ZenBook Duo and ZenBook Pro Dual. It’s safe to say that dual-screen laptops may be the target of Asus in the future. Taking a look at ZenBook Pro Duo, we easily notify how two screens were paired together. Having a second display is definitely useful for creating content as well as streaming.

The second screen sitting above the keyboard is called the Screen Pad Plus with an aspect ratio of 32:9. Additionally, it’s a beast thanks to Intel i9 chipset, up to 32GB Ram and Nvidia RTX2060 GPU. It’s unclear about price and launch date, but Asus is likely to release their flagship in late 2019.