Colorful is expanding its Colorfire lineup with two new high performance systems built around AMD’s latest Ryzen AI Max+ platform. The company has introduced the Colorfire Lingchuang Mini Pro, a compact mini PC powered by the Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495, along with the Lingchuang K16, a new workstation laptop featuring the Ryzen AI Max+ 395.
The two systems are aimed at users who need serious computing power in a smaller package. They also make heavy use of AMD’s unified memory design, giving the processor and integrated Radeon graphics access to a large pool of fast memory.
Colorfire Lingchuang Mini Pro Offers Up to 196GB Memory
The Lingchuang Mini Pro is the smaller of the two new systems and comes with AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 APU.
Colorfire has not shared all of the mini PC’s specifications yet, but the company has confirmed that the system can be configured with up to 196GB of LPDDR5X-8533 unified memory.
One of the biggest highlights is the amount of memory that can be allocated to graphics. Up to 160GB can be assigned as VRAM, giving the Radeon 8065S integrated GPU access to a huge memory pool.
The base configuration will start with 96GB of unified memory. Colorfire has not announced pricing for the Lingchuang Mini Pro yet.
Lingchuang K16 Is a High End Ryzen AI Workstation
The second product is the Colorfire Lingchuang K16, which uses AMD’s Ryzen AI Max+ 395 processor.
Unlike the Mini Pro, the K16 is already listed on JD.com in China. Its launch price is ¥34,999, which is roughly $5,218 based on the exchange rate at the time of writing.
The K16 is designed more like a mobile workstation than a traditional everyday laptop. Colorfire is targeting creators and users working with AI applications, while also giving the machine enough hardware for demanding workloads.
Up to 128GB Unified Memory and Radeon 8060S Graphics
The Lingchuang K16 supports up to 128GB of unified memory, allowing the CPU and integrated Radeon graphics to share the same high speed memory pool.
The laptop uses the Radeon 8060S GPU and gives the Ryzen AI Max+ 395 a full 160W TDP. This gives both the Zen 5 CPU cores and integrated graphics more room to maintain high performance during demanding workloads.
This high power limit is one of the main reasons the K16 stands out from typical thin and light laptops.
180Hz Display and 99Wh Battery
Colorfire has equipped the K16 with a 180Hz IPS display, making it suitable not only for productivity but also for smoother gaming and other fast moving content.
The laptop packs a large 99Wh battery, although real world battery life will depend heavily on the workload and power settings.
The chassis is made from metal, giving the system a more premium feel. It also includes fingerprint unlocking for faster access.
Plenty of Connectivity
The Lingchuang K16 also offers a useful selection of ports for professional users.
It includes:
- OCuLink
- HDMI 2.1
- SD card reader
- Wi-Fi 7
- Two internal M.2 PCIe slots
- Fingerprint reader
Storage is also handled by a 2TB PCIe 4.0 SSD from the factory, while the dual M.2 design gives users additional upgrade options.
Colorfire Is Pushing AMD’s New Platform Further
AMD introduced the Gorgon Halo Ryzen AI Max+ Pro 495 earlier in 2026, and systems like these show how the platform is starting to appear in more products.
The combination of Zen 5 CPU cores, powerful integrated Radeon graphics and a large unified memory pool gives manufacturers a way to build compact machines without relying on a separate graphics card.
For the Lingchuang K16 in particular, the 160W power limit, 128GB memory support and Radeon 8060S graphics make it an unusually powerful laptop for users who need workstation class hardware in a portable design.
Colorfire has yet to announce international pricing or availability for these new systems.
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