If you're an executive, consultant, college student, digital nomad, or remote worker, you should consider the latest version of the Lemur laptop as your go-to. Powered by Intel's next-gen Panther Lake chip, the Lemur has been improved for AI acceleration, clock speed, graphics, mobility for gaming, and memory management.

“We’re always innovating to meet our customers’ changing business and lifestyle computing needs,” said Carl Richell, founder and CEO of System76. “The new Lemur versions take full advantage of the Panther Lake chip’s efficiency, and users should experience up to 30-50 percent multi-core performance boosts. The Lemur Pro enables users to enjoy the best of both worlds: ergonomic design and extended battery life for unprecedented portability, and the very latest processor technology to handle the most taxing computing-power workloads.”

The new Lemur is available in 14” or 16” versions. Both versions come in under three points and include System76's longest-ever battery life (at around 18 hours from a full charge), 32GB of memory, and up to 4TB of storage.

You can purchase the Lemur with either an Intel Core Ultra 5 325, which offers up to 4.5GHz, 8 total cores (4P + 4LPE), and 47 TOPS, or an Intel Core Ultra X7 358H, which has up to 4.8GHz, 16 total cores (4P, 8E, 4LPE), and 50 TOPS. The 14" display is an FHD+ (1920×1200) 16:10 with a wide view angle, while the 16" display is a QHD+ (2560×1600) 16:10 with a wide view angle. Both displays feature a 72 percent NTSC display and a matte finish. As for graphics, you can choose between Intel Core Ultra 5 325 with Intel or Intel Core Ultra X7 358H with Intel Arc B390 GPU.

The new Lemur Pro starts at $1,923 and will ship mid-July. See the System76 Lemur Pro page for more information.