ASUS Just Unveiled a Tiny AI PC That Fits in Your Palm

ASUS is rolling out a new lineup of business machines with its new AI-powered Copilot+ PC series in collaboration with AMD. These new devices were announced at Computex 2025 and are powered by AMD’s Ryzen AI 300 Series processors. The lineup also includes several different models that will suit various needs.

Meet the new ASUS and AMD AI PCs

Kicking things off is the ExpertBook P3 Series. These laptops come in 14-inch and 16-inch versions. Under the hood, they are packing up to a Ryzen AI PRO 7 chip with a 45W TDP. ASUS says these can hit up to 66 total system TOPS for AI work, which is a big jump for anyone running many local AI tools. It also has a massive 70Wh battery, ExpertCool thermal tech to keep things from overheating, a sturdy metal build, and plenty of I/O ports.

However, if you’re not looking for a laptop and want something more permanent, on the desktop front, ASUS has its new ExpertCenter P700 series. This includes mini-tower and small form factor models. Both bring up to 50 NPU TOPS, military-grade durability, and tool-free chassis access for easier upgrades or repairs. There’s also the ExpertCenter P600 all-in-one, which is available in 24 and 27-inch versions, with wide-view FHD touchscreens, a retractable webcam, and a focus on privacy and collaboration. Users can also look forward to Microsoft Copilot integration for quick access to AI.

Last but not least, if you want something even smaller for your desk, ASUS has announced the palm-sized ExpertCenter PN54 Mini PC. This computer is small enough to be perfect for kiosks, retail, or minimalist setups.

ASUS did not mention the cost of its new AMD-powered Copilot+ computers. However, the company aims to release them in the second half of 2025. So, if you’re looking for an AI-powered work computer for on-the-go or in the office, ASUS has several models that you can choose from.