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Asus ROG Mothership relaunching with 9th-Gen Core i9

Asus ROG Mothership relaunching with 9th-Gen Core i9

Posted on April 24, 2019 By Jarvis

Asus’ ROG Mothership “desktop replacement” laptop concept announced earlier in the year has been revamped and will be going on sale with Intel’s new Core i9-9980HK CPU running under the hood.

At a glance, little has changed from the early proof-of-concept we saw back in January. It’s still a hulked-up convertible machine that looks like the Microsoft Surface Pro 6’s hencher, nerdier, sci-fi-obsessed cousin. The keyboard still detaches, and can be remotely connected to the ROG Mothership via Bluetooth or USB-C, and the body is still covered in six pieces of CNC-milled metal.
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