ASUS NoteBook

Santa Clara (CA) – Asus announced its long-awaited Ares gaming PC in the U.S. as well as a more affordable gaming notebook. The Ares CG6155 is available with pretty much any tech money can buy these days – including a Core 2 Extreme QX9650 CPU, up to 4 TB of HDD space, two Gigabit Ethernet ports, up to 8 GB of DDR3 memory, up to three Nvidia GeForce GTX280 graphics cards as well as a liquid cooling system. The power supply supports of to 2 KW.

(more…)

ASUSLaptopsFeaturedTNM ASUS, the Chinese brand associated with mini notebooks in India, in association with Intel has launched world’s greenest, quietest and the most cost effective desktop PC in Indian market. The Eee Box which measures merely 1L in size consumes 90% less electricity than normal desktop PCs and is one of the quietest desktop PC with only 26 decibels sound emission.

(more…)

In addition to their current line of touch netbooks, the Eee PCs, ASUS will be launching a touch panel line of notebooks soon. While limited touch support will be included at first, it will primarily be focused around Windows 7, which is set to be released in late 2009 or early 2010. ASUS hasn t decided the size of the touch panels yet, though it is likely they will go with AU Optronics and Chi Mei Optoelectronics 11.6 or 12.1-inch varieties.

(more…)

With HP’s touchscreen laptop looming on the horizon, out come the leaks of an ASUS touchscreen lappie scheduled for launch in the first half of 2009. Touchscreen Eee PCs too ( finally , right?) if DigiTimes ‘ sources at panel makers are correct (which they tend to be with regard to ASUS). According to the Taiwanese industry rag, ASUS will likely use either a 12.1-inch or 11.6-inch touchscreen panel developed by AU Optronics (AUO) or Chi Mei Optoelectronics (CMO).

(more…)

ASUS is a leading company in the new digital era. With a global staff of more than eight thousand and a world-class R D design team, the company’s turnover for 2007 was 6.9 billion U.S. dollars. ASUS ranks among the top 10 IT companies in BusinessWeek’s ‘њInfoTech 100′ќ and has been on the listing for 11 consecutive years. ASUS was also selected by the Wall Street Journal Asia as No.1 in Quality and Services in Taiwan.

(more…)

The touchscreen Eee PC rumours kicked off earlier this year way back in March, with Asus finally releasing information on the machine this month and Play.com in the UK already taking pre-orders. A penny shy of ВЈ400 will get you Asus’ cutting edge Eee ‘Top’ touchscreen-based desktop when it launches, later this year.

(more…)

Asus has announced the launch of its N-series range of notebooks with the cheapest being based on Intel’s (cheaper) Atom processors which would normally find their places in entry level Netbook. Instead, the Taiwanese manufacturer chose to flog them in high end, expensive laptops, perhaps in a bid to increase their profit margins/revenues which went down when they introduced their dirt-cheap Asus EEE PC range.

(more…)

After the success of its highly popular Eee PC mini notebooks, Asus is targeting the desktop space with its Eee Box. The company claims that the Eee Box is the world’s smallest desktop PC, as it is only 223 x 178 x 26mm in size without the stand. It is so compact that it can be mounted on the back of an LCD monitor if there isn’t enough desk space. The Eee Box has built-in Wi-Fi 802.11n connectivity, which provides better data transfer speed and wider coverage compared to the older standard.

(more…)

Print | Rate Friday October 10, 2008 4:30 PM CDT - By: Michael Kwan When notebook PCs first emerged on the scene, people thought that it was incredible that you could have a fully functional computer that also happened to be portable. Yeah, the specs were nowhere near what you could expect from a much larger desktop computer, but the portability was a major plus. The specs on today’s laptops are getting a lot closer to what you can do a desktop.

(more…)

What goes around comes around. After Asus dropped a hot-seller on the ultra-mobile computing market with its EEE PC, an imitation of low-cost PCs like the Intel Classmate, the manufacturer s success has spawned another imitator to challenge the EEE for low-cost supremacy. According to LinuxDevices.com , an inside source at budget PC manufacturer Everex says the company has developed its own low-cost notebook, dubbed the Cloudbook.

(more…)