How many screens do you need? ASUS at CES 2026

A CES 2026 has already ended and ASUSnext to its division Republic of Gamers (ROG)has already raised the bar for what we expect from hardware and notebooks. From gigantic cabinets with holograms to notebooks with two OLED screens and cutting-edge hardware, the new products are a great treat for enthusiasts and professionals.

If you want to know what’s latest in technology for the coming years, check out the main highlights presented directly from Las Vegas.

Exotic Cases: Holograms and Smart Cooling

ASUS opened the event with designs that look like they came out of science fiction films.

• ROG Mjölnir: This robust case attracts attention with its three hologram zones customizable via Armory Crate. In addition to the look, it features a “strong box” system that isolates the airflow from the lighting and liquid cooling system (supporting radiators of up to 420 mm), ensuring that heat does not affect critical components such as the GPU. This separation can reduce the internal temperature by up to 16 degrees.
• ROG Chronox: focused on airflow and aesthetics, it has a curved side glass and allows reposition the fans at different angles to direct air directly to the graphics card.

The trend of screens in PC components has reached a new level. The new ROG Strix LC III 360 RGB sports a 5 inch screen on the block, surpassing the size of many older smartphones.

Another highlight is the Ryujin III 430 RGBwhich features a display with a curved 3D effect, allowing a unique view depending on the angle at which the PC is mounted.

Notebooks gamer: o poder do panther lake e da RTX 50

The line of notebooks has been completely updated for 2026, bringing the latest in processing and graphics.

• ROG Zephyrus G14 e G16: equipped with screens 240 Hz in OLED and 1000 nits of brightness, these models feature new processors Intel Panther Lake (Core Ultra 300) e AMD Gorgon Point (Ryzen AI 400),. In terms of graphics performance, they can reach a powerful RTX 5090.
• ROG Zephyrus Duo (2026): the favorite of those who need multiple screens now has two OLED screens in a form factor that lets you use a detachable magnetic keyboard or turn the device into a two-screen stand-up station. It has a massive 99 Wh battery to support all this hardware.

Exclusive collaboration: ROG Flow Z13 x Kojima Productions

For fans of Death Stranding and Hideo Kojima’s design, ASUS presented a special edition of the ROG Flow. This high-performance tablet uses the processor Ryzen AI Max 395 with console-grade integrated graphics (40 RDNA compute units).

The design is designed by artists from Kojima Productions and includes accessories such as custom briefcases and keyboards. The big news? There are plans to bring this exclusive product to Brazil.

Ultrathin and compact: Zenbook and mini PCs

CES isn’t just about gamer models. ASUS also showed versatility for productivity and compact setups:

• Zenbook Duo: a lighter and thinner version of the two-screen notebook, focused on portability and autonomy, using integrated Intel Core Ultra graphics.
• Zenbook S14/S16 e A14: models that weigh just over 1 kg, available with traditional X86 processors or with the Snapdragon (ARM)focused on maximum energy efficiency,.
• ROG GR70 Mini PC: an ultra-compact computer that can house a Ryzen 9 9950X3D and a RTX 5070rivaling large desktops at a fraction of the space.

What to expect in Brazil?

Although prices have not yet been confirmed, Asus has signaled strong interest in bringing models like the Zenbook Duoo TUF Gaming A14 (very popular in the Brazilian market) and Kojima’s special edition for the country.

Which of these technologies would you like to have in your setup? Comment below!