Laptops
ASUS VivoBook S14 now in the Philippines
For work, learning, and play
We were big fans of the ASUS VivoBook the first time we got to try it so consider us thrilled now that the new VivoBook S14 (M433) is coming to the Philippines.
The VivoBook is positioned pretty much as a value-for-money notebook without sacrificing style or performance.
This new VivoBook is powered by the latest AMD Ryzen 4000 mobile processor — more than enough power for work, play, and leveling up your skills. Specifically, it’s an AMD Ryzen 7 4700U Mobile Processor with 8GB RAM.
The 14-inch VivoBook S14 (M433) has an ultrathin 15.9 mm chassis that weighs just 1.4 kg. It comes in Bespoke Black with a yellow color-blocking Enter key. It features a thin-bezel NanoEdge FHD display which allows a larger screen to fit into a smaller chassis.
The new VivoBook S14 (M433) be specified with up to a 512 GB PCIe SSD, making it also ideal for users looking to multitask on two or more active windows onscreen at any given time with no worries.
Included here is the latest MyASUS software called Link to MyASUS. It allows you to seamlessly integrate your workflow between laptops and your mobile devices, like smartphones and tablets. It features the following:
- Wireless file and URL transfers
- Remote File Access from PC’s storage via a mobile device
- Mirror and Screen Extender modes
To pair your smartphone or tablet to Link To MyASUS, simply connect your device to your ASUS VivoBook S14 via Bluetooth, and make sure you are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
Pricing and availability
The ASUS VivoBook S14 in Bespoke Black comes in two variants and will be available for pre-orders from June 1- 12, 2020. Interested participants of this pre-order will also take home exclusive and exciting bundled items worth up to PhP 23, 830.
The VivoBook S14 M433IA-EB071TS with Ryzen 7 Processor is priced at PhP 44,995 and comes with bundled items worth PhP 23, 830:
- ASUS Nereus Bag
- Pre-Installed Microsoft Office Home and Student 2019 with Lifetime License
- Laptop Soft Stand
- ASUS Premium Care Warranty Extension Package
The VivoBook S14 M433IA-EB051TS with Ryzen 5 Processor is also available at just PhP 39,995 and comes with bundled items worth PhP 16,940:
- ASUS Nereus Bag
- Laptop Soft Stand
- ASUS Premium Care Warranty Extension Package
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