According to reports, the new flagship model Phantom 16 Star Edition is equipped with a 13th generation Intel Core i9-13900H processor and 140W GeForce RTX 4070 GPU, supporting dual-display three-mode hot-swap. The Nebula original screen is upgraded again to achieve an 1100 nits peak brightness display, and the partition backlight is upgraded to 1024. At the same time, this 16-inch 92% screen-to-body ratio Nebula screen has 2.5K resolution, 240Hz refresh rate, 1 billion colors, HDR 1000 support, Pantone color certification, and color gamut switching support.

The A-side features ROG’s exclusively designed AniMe Matrix display, with 18,710 holes milled with CNC precision and 1711 LED beads built in.

The notebook has dual SO-DIMM memory slots with 64GB support and 2TB SSD support, and interfaces including HDMI 2.1, USB-A, USB-C, Thunderbolt 4, and a microSD card slot. Battery capacity is 90Wh with 280W charger. Body thickness 2.11 ~ 2.29 cm, weight 2.1-2.3kg.

The Phantom 16 Star Edition is expected to be available starting in February.

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According to BOE official news, the new ROG Phantom 16 Star Edition and Phantom 16 Flip Edition are equipped with BOE exclusive supply of 16-inch Mini LED display, from 512 partition backlight to 1024 partition, the peak brightness of 1100 nits.

ROG Phantom 16 Flip Notebook

The new ROG Phantom 16 Flip Edition, pictured above, comes with an i9-13900H processor and optional RTX4060 and 4070 graphics cards and supports the new XG Mobile graphics docking station with 175W RTX4090 to further enhance the graphics performance.

The notebook is equipped with a touchable ROG Nebula original picture screen with a Mini LED backlight panel, 2560×1600 resolution and 240Hz refresh rate, as well as VESA DisplayHDR 1000 certification, contrast ratio of 100000:1, support for Dolby Vision HDR, through the Pantone color certification and support for color gamut switching. In addition, the Phantom 16 Flip Edition adopts the Glacier Thermal Architecture 3.0, with triple fans + liquid gold thermal conductivity.

In addition to the Phantom series, BOE said ROG’s new Strix Scar 18 large-screen gaming notebook also uses BOE’s 18-inch display, which can support up to QHD 240Hz refresh rate and can achieve 3ms extremely fast response.

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According to the official preview video, this product may be the new generation of the Phantom X 2-in-1 notebooks.

ROG has now announced that it will hold a CES 2023 launch event at 10 am Las Vegas time on January 3

At the moment, ROG has previewed a number of products, including a “big guy” that could be the rumored 18-inch gaming notebook. In addition, ROG will also launch a new member of the Phantom series, larger than the Phantom 14.

In terms of configuration, the new generation of notebooks will be equipped with 13th generation Core and Rex 7000 mobile processors, and the graphics will be optional RTX 40 mobile GPU.

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At the beginning of the video, ROG first showed the 2022 white Phantom 14 as a reference and then unveiled a new member of the series. From the looks of it, the new member is a size larger than the Phantom 14 and has the same matrix lighting effect on the A-side. The video ends with information about Intel’s 13th generation Core, which means this will be a Core version of the model.

The ROG Phantom Series notebooks now include the Phantom X, Phantom 13, Phantom 14, Phantom 15 and Phantom 16 models, and it’s unclear where this new member is positioned.

ROG has now announced that it will hold its CES 2023 launch event at 10 a.m. Las Vegas time on January 3, which is 2 a.m. Beijing time on January 4. A few days ago, ROG previewed its upcoming new generation of gaming notebooks with a message saying “the big one is coming. This could mean that ROG is going to push 18-inch gaming notebooks.

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