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Asus and the art of catching the eye
Eric Chen, global vice president of the Systems Business Group at Asus, talks to CNET Australia about the end of Eee, the rise of tablets and the mission to be admired.
Computex 2012: Asus Tablet 810 hands on
The netbook is back, this time in the guise of a tablet computer with a keyboard dock. At least, that's what we thought as we went through the specs of the Asus Tablet 810.
Asus' ROG Thunderbolt SSD to arrive in Q3
The big reveal at the end of Asus' Republic of Gamers (ROG) press event was the Raidr, a Thunderbolt-compatible SSD. That was all we knew, until we tracked it down at the company's Computex booth i...
Asus to bring Android to Windows with BlueStacks
Asus has revealed a new partnership at Computex to make its computers more Android-friendly, teaming with app-player BlueStacks.
Asus, Computex 2012: live blog
ASUS will be hosting a keynote event at Computex at 5:30pm AEST today, and CNET Australia is your eyes and ears on the ground for this presentation.
Asus launches Windows 8 devices and cloud-computing solution
Asus opened its pre-Computex press conference with a unified cloud-computing solution, but it was the slew of Windows 8 devices — ranging from a twist on the AIO form factor to a convertible ...
Asus launches ultra-compact VivoPC
This Windows 8 home theatre PC stands just 56mm tall and has 802.11ac support.
Asus Transformer Book Trio runs Windows 8 and Android simultaneously
The notebook-tablet hybrid has both Atom and Haswell processors, allowing it to run two separate OSes at the same time.
Asus Zenbook Infinity sports Gorilla Glass 3 exterior
The company's latest design-focused notebook showpiece is extremely slim, and will be available in the third quarter.
Asus Taichi Aussie availability announced
The dual-screen laptop-tablet fusion device will be out in Australian retailers from 21 January.
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Asus PB278Q
Asus' PB278Q is quite nice indeed for the price, offering a no-frills premium panel for those who are looking to save pennies.
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Asus VivoBook
Asus' VivoBooks fill the more traditional, non-transforming laptop role of its Windows 8 pantheon. Of course, this also means that they're touch enabled.
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Asus Vivo Tab RT
Asus' Vivo Tab series covers quite a lot of ground — however, the first to market will be its Tegra 3-powered, Windows RT product. 1
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Asus Taichi
The Taichi is an experiment. While some may find a use for its dual screens, and it's built well enough, the lack of a touchscreen on the interior and troubling battery life could put even those people off. 4
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Asus ZenBook UX32VD
The UX32VD is a decent attempt at an all-rounder ultrabook, though its battery life is uninspiring and it doesn't live up to its full potential. 3
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Asus VS239H
The VS239H is a standard monitor that "does the job", albeit with a cheaper IPS screen, rather than the inferior TN. If you have basic needs, this may see you through — just be aware of the limited defective pixel policy. 1
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Asus K55VD
The K55VD gives decent performance for the price, but the clickpad and battery life are left wanting. 4
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Asus Sabertooth Z77
The Sabertooth is a high-quality board with a unique aesthetic that demands a windowed case. If you're modding up a storm and have your case lit, this Z77 board could be the finishing touch. 1
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Asus P8Z77-M
There's a tendency among hardware reviewers to use the word "solid" as a stand-in for something with no surprises, that does the job it's asked to do and has no real peaks but no real troughs, either. Asus' P8Z77-M is "solid" — a little board that will likely see you through to the end, if the features satisfy your checklist of needs.
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