ASUS Showcases New Zenbook S14 with Intel LunarLake Processor at Computex 2024

TapTechNews June 5th news, in addition to launching the Zenbook S16 (Lingyao 16Air) notebook equipped with the Ryzen AI 300 series processor, ASUS also showed the 14-inch model of the same series at this Computex 2024 Taipei International Computer Show, equipped with the Intel LunarLake processor.

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Zenbook S14 notebook adopts a brand new mold and uses the same appearance design style as Zenbook S16, and the C-surface keyboard also has CNC vents similar to Apple MacPro.

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This notebook is expected to adopt the same Ceraluminum process body as Zenbook S16 and provide the same two color options of ZumaiaGray and ScandinavianWhite.

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This computer is equipped with Intel LunarLake processor and is expected to replace the position of the current Zenbook S13 (Lingyao 13) notebook with the MeteorLake-U platform.

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ASUS also showed the motherboard of the Zenbook S14 notebook at the same time, demonstrating the appearance of the LunarLake processor with the new MoP memory packaging.

TapTechNews summarizes the interface configuration of the new computer based on the above information as follows:

Left side: HDMI, 2x USB Type-C (expected to be Thunderbolt 4), 3.5mm audio interface

Right side: USB Type-A

At present, ASUS has not yet disclosed detailed configuration information such as the weight, battery capacity and s creen of the new Zenbook S14 and the official release time.

2024 Taipei International Computer Show Special

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