While the revamped Claw gaming handheld was the most eye-catching thing that MSI brought to Computex 2024, those who prefer a more traditional gaming laptop experience weren’t left out of the fun either.
The company might be sticking with Intel for its gaming handheld and lifestyle laptops, but its new Stealth A16 AI Plus and Creator A16 AI Plus come kitted out with the latest in Ryzen AI 300 series processors instead. Compared to the previous generation of AMD chips, this new silicon is slated to bring with it a threefold improvement in performance for AI workloads and a smoother gaming experience courtesy of additional GPU cores.
Much as you'd expect, they’ll come armed with Nvidia’s GeForce RTX 40 series GPUs, a lush magnesium-aluminium alloy body, improved Cooler Boost 5 cooling and “a wealth of ports.” As usual though, we won’t know the full and exact specs (or pricing) for these machines until a little closer to their arrival in Australia.
MSI also used Computex as an excuse to launch new versions of its Summit A16 AI Plus and MSI Prestige A16 AI Plus laptops. As with the above, these models feature the latest in AMD Ryzen AI 300 series processors.
Like their Lunar Lake counterparts, MSI has also equipped its new business-grade PCs with a larger 82Wh battery and a more lightweight design for improved mobility.