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    The ASUS ProArt P16 – a powerhouse studio on the go

    Promoted | The ASUS ProArt P16 is a complete creative solution for professionals in South Africa’s vibrant creative industries.
    By ASUS12 August 2024
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    The ASUS ProArt P16 - a powerhouse studio on the goIn the fast-evolving world of business and innovation, the tools you choose can be the difference between staying ahead or falling behind. Enter the ASUS ProArt P16, a 16-inch powerhouse that’s not just a laptop but a complete creative solution for entrepreneurs and professionals in South Africa’s vibrant creative industries.

    Whether you’re an architect designing the next skyline, a 3D designer crafting immersive worlds or a production manager keeping a complex project on track, the ProArt P16 is built to elevate your work to new heights.

    Powering South Africa’s creatives

    Imagine you’re working on a large-scale project – perhaps designing a cutting-edge residential development in Sandton or overseeing the production of a high-budget animated feature. You need a device that can handle intense workloads and provide flawless performance, and still be portable enough to take from client meetings to the office and back home.

    The ASUS ProArt P16, with its slim 14.9 mm profile and weight of just 1.85kg, is designed with this flexibility in mind. It’s robust enough to withstand the demands of fieldwork, yet elegant and portable for on-the-go professionals.

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    Whether you’re coordinating a project team, tweaking the details of a new design or brainstorming the next big innovation, the ProArt P16’s intelligent features help you work smarter, not harder.

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    In the high-stakes world of creative business, connectivity and collaboration are key. The ProArt P16 is equipped with a full suite of ports, including a 40Gbit/s USB 4, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A and Type-C, HDMI 2.1 FRL, and an SD Express 7.0 card reader. These ensure seamless integration with all your devices and peripherals, whether you’re presenting to a client, collaborating with remote teams or transferring large files.

    And with ultrafast Wi-Fi 7, you can connect and collaborate without missing a beat, no matter where your work takes you. The ProArt P16’s long-lasting 90Wh battery ensures your workday is uninterrupted, whether you’re in the boardroom, on a construction site or working from home.

    Elevating South Africa’s creative industries

    Starting from R69 999, the ASUS ProArt P16 is now available across South Africa. It’s designed for those who refuse to compromise on quality, performance or innovation. For the architects shaping our cities, the 3D designers building our virtual worlds, the animators bringing stories to life and the entrepreneurs driving South Africa’s creative economy, the ProArt P16 is more than just a laptop – it’s an investment in your future!

    As companies continue to recognise the value of empowering their creative teams with the best tools, the ASUS ProArt P16 stands out as the ultimate choice. It’s not just about getting the job done, it’s about doing it better and faster, and with unparalleled precision. If you’re ready to take your creative business to the next level, the ASUS ProArt P16 is the partner you’ve been waiting for.

    Are you ready to lead the way in South Africa’s creative revolution? The ASUS ProArt P16 is. The ProArt P16 is now available from the ASUS eShop for R69 999.

    About ASUS
    Offering decades of innovation, ASUS Business does more than provide evolving IT solutions and proactive support that goes beyond devices – we do our absolute best to achieve excellence in everything we do, so our customers and partners can achieve everything they want to do. For more, visit ASUS Business South Africa or connect on LinkedIn.

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