MSI partners with 'Godfather of Street Fashion' to create limited edition Creator Z16 laptop

Creator Z16 Hiroshi Fujiwara Limited Edition
Creator Z16 Hiroshi Fujiwara Limited Edition (Image credit: MSI)

What you need to know

  • MSI partnered with the "Godfather of Street Fashion" to make the Creator Z16 Hiroshi Fujiwara Limited Edition.
  • The limited edition laptop features a black-on-black design and comes with a sleeve, mouse pad, and wireless mouse.
  • Only 500 units will be available in the US, and an additional 186 will be available in the UK.

MSI will launch a limited edition version of its Creator Z16 laptop later this year. The laptop features a black-on-black design and comes with a sleeve, a mouse pad, and a wireless mouse. MSI partnered with streetwear designer Hiroshi Fujiwara to create the device. Only 500 units of the Creator Z16 Hiroshi Fujiwara Limited Edition laptop will be available in the United States. An additional 186 units will be available in the UK.

Fujiwara has worked with Maserati, Louis Vuitton, Nike, TAG Heuer, Supreme, and Bulgari, though this is the first time he's partnered to make a laptop.

MSI launched the Creator Z16 in May 2021. It's the flagship laptop of the Creator Series and features powerful internals. It runs on an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 and up to an 11th Gen Intel Core i9-11900H processor. It also has a QHD+ touch display.

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The Creator Z16 Hiroshi Fujiwara Limited Edition will cost $2,699. It will be available through the MSI Store in October 2021. The standard Creator Z16 starts at $2,599.

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