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ASUS ExpertBook Ultra laptop launched in India with built-in AI processing

As work tools shift toward smart computing, laptop manufacturers are now focusing on machines that can handle tasks locally. At a launch event in New Delhi, ASUS launched the ExpertBook Ultra in India with an emphasis on artificial intelligence on the device. The move signals a shift in systems that rely less on cloud-based processing and more on local hardware to handle complex tasks.

ASUS launches ExpertBook Ultra in India, bringing on-device artificial intelligence computing to business laptops for daily workflow. (HT photo)
ASUS launches ExpertBook Ultra in India, bringing on-device artificial intelligence computing to business laptops for daily workflow. (HT photo)
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Focus on business users and AI workflows

ASUS ExpertBook Ultra is built for professionals like CEOs, founders, and business owners who need a system that balances mobility and computing intensity. Asus says the device is designed to fit into daily workflows without adding friction, which should allow users to manage tasks with fewer distractions.

Under the hood, the machine is powered by an Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processor (known internally as Panther Lake). The device uses the Intel Core Ultra X9 Series 3 chip, which integrates the central processing unit, graphics unit and neural processing unit. This setting allows the system to run AI-driven tasks directly on the device. Users can use smaller AI models and tools without requiring constant access to the cloud, which helps improve response times and data processing.

The laptop falls under the Copilot+ PC category and includes dedicated keys for AI-related features. It supports up to 64GB of LPDDR5x memory and comes with WiFi 7 and Intel Arc graphics. ASUS claims the system can achieve up to 180 trillion operations per second for AI workloads, placing it among the devices designed for native AI processing.

Thin design focused on durability

In addition to performance, Asus also focuses on portability. The ExpertBook Ultra weighs less than 1 kilogram and is just over 10 millimeters thick. This makes it suitable for users who travel frequently or work across locations.

The company is also committed to durability. The laptop body features a nano-ceramic coating and plasma treatment designed to reduce wear and tear from daily use. Asus says the device meets military-grade durability standards and has been tested for thermal, vibration and stress conditions.

Display and battery

The laptop comes with a 3K OLED display with a layer of tempered glass. It also includes an anti-reflective coating designed to improve visibility in different lighting conditions.

Battery life is another area the company has emphasized. ASUS claims the ExpertBook Ultra has up to 19 hours of normal use. The device also supports fast charging, allowing users to charge quickly during short breaks.

ASUS ExpertBook Ultra Laptop: Price and Availability in India

The ASUS ExpertBook Ultra price starts at Rs. India 1,49,990. The phone is currently available for pre-order and will be sold through online and offline channels starting from April 29.

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