Asus ProArt P16 and P14 Ship with Nvidia RTX Spark

Asus has unveiled two ProArt laptops for the Indian market, the P16 and P14, both built around Nvidia's RTX Spark N1X chip and high-contrast OLED panels. The announcement places on-device AI and heavy compute at the center of Asus's newest professional machines.

The models are aimed at AI developers, video editors and content creators who need local acceleration rather than cloud offload. Asus positions the laptops for intensive workflows including model inference and content production.

Specifications and pricing

The larger ProArt P16 is powered by the RTX Spark N1X and pairs a GPU with 6,144 cores to a 20-core CPU. It can be configured with up to 128 gigabytes of unified memory. The P16 uses a 16-inch Lumina Pro OLED touchscreen with 4K resolution and a 120 hertz refresh rate. Asus lists an approximate weight of 1.77 kilograms, a minimum thickness of 1.29 centimetres at the thinnest point and a 99.9 watt-hour battery.

The more compact ProArt P14 steps down to an 18-core variant of RTX Spark with 5,120 GPU cores. Its 14-inch Lumina Pro OLED touchscreen has a 3K resolution and 120 hertz refresh. The P14 is about 1.48 kilograms, around 1.39 centimetres thick at the thinnest point and uses a 90 watt-hour battery.

Both machines include Asus HapticPad technology and the ProArt Creator Hub suite. Asus says the laptops support more than 1,000 AI-accelerated applications, citing examples such as Adobe software, Blender and ComfyUI; that figure is presented as a company claim rather than an independently verified count.

Sales begin 3 November in India. Asus prices the ProArt P16 with 128 gigabytes of RAM and 1 terabyte of storage at 649,990 rupees (about 6,847 dollars), and a 64 gigabyte configuration at 499,990 rupees (about 5,267 dollars). The ProArt P14 with 24 gigabytes of RAM and a 1 terabyte SSD is priced at 329,990 rupees (about 3,476 dollars).