At a recent press event we attended in Gothenburg, Sweden, we were expecting MSI to show us their new line of laptops. They complied and introduced us to several new designs as well. Most feature a 16:10 display, Nvidia RTX 40-series graphics, and a 13th-gen Intel H-series processor. Let’s take a look at some models.
He Creator Z17 HX Studio A13V It might have a long name, but basically it’s an ultra-compact laptop with a 19mm chassis, Pen touchscreen and 100% DCI-P3 screen, verified by Calman and a vapor chamber cooling system. Additionally, MSI introduced its new MSI Pen 2 with graphite tip, USB charging, magnetic computer attachment, and 4096 pressure levels.
When it comes to business, MSI’s Prestige 13 Evo series grabbed all the attention, weighing 990g thanks to the use of magnesium and aluminum and boasting a 15-hour battery life. It also includes LPDDR5 memory, Wifi 6E and Intel Iris Xe graphics. Moreover, it has its Prestige 14 Evo, 16 Evo and 16 Studio variants. In the most creative part, we have the Summit E16 Flip A13Va hell of a bomb that can flip and stand, which obviously has a 360 degree rotation function, in addition to 11 hours of autonomy and an ultra thin thickness of 16.85 mm.
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For home users, MSI has included more subtle colors in the lightweight Modern 15 and Modern 14 series, named after the size of their screens. Despite its small size, each series has all kinds of inputs and up to 2TB of storage. It looks like MSI will be pushing into the more affordable everyday laptop market at a blistering pace.
However, the new gaming laptops are by far the most interesting. After all, we are a media specialized in games. There are newer, more affordable devices, but for fans of the existing lines, there are plenty of upgrades and prices that seem to keep up.
The new Cyborg series is perhaps the most interesting, with a 13th Gen Intel processor and Nvidia RTX 4060 graphics card, bringing DLSS 3 to entry-level gaming laptop models, as well as a display at 144Hz while being thin and light. 2kg. The Katana series has also been revamped with RTX 40 and 13th Gen Intel graphics, and now has a sibling, the smaller, lighter, and whiter Sword series.
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For those who need a laptop for gaming as well as rendering and computing, the upgraded Vector series with its Nvidia RTX 4070 and Intel 13700HX seems like a great candidate as it also has cooling. powerful and smooth. To play, it has a panel up to 240 Hz and a SteelSeries keyboard.
And last but not least, we have the updated Titan series, which is now a more transportable size. In fact, we have one in the office. This monster costs an arm and a leg, but it gets you RTX 4090 mobile graphics, 64GB of DDR5 memory, 24 Intel 13980HX cores, and a 17.3″ 4K/144Hz MiniLED display, plus 4TB of storage. NVMw storage How much is it worth?
By the time you read this, most models should already be available in stores. However, MSI has announced that some versions have sold out so quickly that they are already out of stock.