Emdoor Digital Showcases Full-Spectrum AI Devices at COMPUTEX 2026

• 04 Jun 2026
• TM Team
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COMPUTEX TAIPEI opened at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center. Emdoor Digital presented its full portfolio — spanning laptops, tablets, AI supercomputing terminals, and the proprietary AI intelligent hub "Ailyn" — demonstrating comprehensive capabilities across hardware and software in the intelligent device sector.

Emdoor Digital showcased a new ultraportable laptop lineup pushing limits in both dimensions. The flagshipCF14 uses a carbon fiber and magnesium alloy composite to achieve just799g. Powered by Intel Wildcat Lake, it balances portability and performance, with an optional Intel Panther Lake upgrade delivering up to180 TOPS — sufficient for on-device LLM inference and AI-assisted development. Lightweight and high-performance are no longer mutually exclusive.

Also debuting: the AT14(12.95 mm) and CN14(14.2 mm), both all-metal and 999g, alongside the cost-optimized DL14 (all-plastic, also 999g). Together they form a complete gradient — from premium flagship to accessible mainstream.

14-Inch 2-in-1: Tablet Line Enters Productivity Territory

Emdoor Digital's tablet range now spans 8 to 14 inches across both Android and Windows. The newly unveiled TO14, a 14-inch 2-in-1 Windows tablet powered by Intel Lunar Lake with 25W sustained performance, switches seamlessly between tablet and laptop modes — delivering a portable yet capable mobile workstation for enterprise users and content creators.

AI Supercomputing Matrix: Motherboards to Mini Workstations

As AI shifts from cloud to edge, Emdoor Digital displayed a complete computing lineup from high-performance motherboards to AI mini workstations.

PF14 builds on Intel Panther Lake (Intel 18A process) with up to 180 TOPS, enabling local inference of hundred-billion-parameter LLMs. Its signature AI SSD expansion leverages three M.2 slots for direct SSD participation in inference scheduling, achieving 37.5×faster first-token response at 16K tokens. A 1.3L all-metal chassis houses quad 8K output and dual 2.5G networking.

PF59 runs the AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395 with UMA — CPU, GPU, and NPU share up to 128 GB unified memory, up to 96 GB dynamically assignable as VRAM, loading 70-billion-parameter models instantly. 154W performance output in a 2.69L body redefines portable productivity.

FF26, Emdoor Digital's first Wildcat Lake mini PC, packs a 0.6L all-metal chassis, 65W output, 32 dB quiet operation, and quad 4K@120Hz displays. Two mATX motherboards were also shown: AFR19 (AMD Ryzen 9 9955HX3D, 160W) and IRX19 (Intel 14th Gen HX, up to i9-14900HX, 130W), covering consumer to industrial needs.