Asus has unveiled two sustainably engineered laptops that cater to the needs of two completely different audiences — business executives and K-12 students. Both the Asus ExpertBook B9 OLED and Asus BR1102 series are designed as reliable, durable and sustainable laptops that meet the needs of every group.
ExpertBook B9 OLED offers an ultra-portable, ultralight 14-inch laptop for business executives. It’s made from premium magnesium-lithium alloy, the lightest metal on the planet, which gives it a lightweight and durable design, according to ASUS.
Despite its light weight, the laptop still offers the essential features for an executive, including 64 GB of memory, a 13th generation Intel Core VPro processor, a smart cooling system, Windows 11 Pro, and a host of security protections.
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As the pandemic has changed the workplace and made video meetings part of the new normal, the laptop includes an improved webcam, speaker and microphone to keep high-quality video calls.
Finally, it comes with an OLED display with a 16:10 aspect ratio and 90% screen-to-body ratio for vivid colors, low blue light emission, and a touchpad to ensure comfort after spending long hours using the laptop. According to Asus, it is 26.8% bigger than before.
The Asus BR1102 provides students with a military-grade durable 11.6-inch laptop that is designed to withstand the daily wear and tear that children may use. Some of the laptop’s reinforcements include a spill-resistant keyboard, a scratch-resistant exterior, and a rolled rubber bumper.
The laptop has features like Windows 11 Education, 12th generation Intel Core processor, ten hour battery life, high speed connectivity, webcam shield and more to improve children’s education. The laptop is available in both a traditional clamshell design and a 360-degree flip form factor.
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Both the ExpertBook B9 OLED and Asus BR1102 are equipped with efficient energy use to reduce their carbon footprint and are built with more sustainable supply, manufacturing and materials practices in mind, said Benjamin Ye, president of Asus Computer International.
