Asus Eee T91

After seeing the unit get ripped apart by the FCC and go hands on with plenty of people, Asus has just officially announced it via a press release on their site. While the usual marketing mumbo jumbo is present (they are really pushing it by claiming to have 82GB of total* storage space), we are still left without a price or release date. Read the rest of this entry »

Laptop Asus Transformers G60. While the movie – robots war – moving cinemas all over the world, Asus also launched a laptop with design of this movie.

This model was designed based on the Asus G60 gaming (in the Asian Market known under the name G51V), with wide screen 15.6 inch, full HD, running on the processor Core 2 Quad, combination with graphics card with powerful NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260M latest.

A unique feature of this model is fast keys, automatic support for speeding up processor. If Asus G60 present the world in 8 months at a cost approximately $2,000, so version of the Transformers movie only in the UK. Read the rest of this entry »

The AsusTek Eee PC T91 gets a big boost with news that is has just been given the thumbs up by the FCC making all expectant techie geeks more reason to await its official launch. Despite it being showcased on several occasions, including at the CeBIT 2009 event held in Hanover, Germany, the small-sized laptop is yet to become available in the US.

Despite no details on the availability date and pricing of the new Eee PC netbook, it’s clear that ASUS is taking all the necessary measures to bring its new convertible touchscreen system to all those netbook enthusiasts. Read the rest of this entry »

ASUS today quickly added to its new wave of netbooks by launching its long-expected Eee PC 1004DN. The 10-inch system is one of the very few netbooks to have its own, built-in DVD burner and is no longer dependent on either external storage or networks to install software. Despite the addition, the system is only slightly heavier than an average netbook at 3.2 pounds and is 1.3 inches thick at its thickest point. The computer is also ASUS’ first true system to ship with Intel’s new GN40 chipset, which gives it GMA 4500 graphics capable of driving HD video playback and faster 3D at the expense of slight battery life, though ASUS still claims a maximum battery life of about 5.9 hours. It also draws on the faster 1.66GHz Atom and ‘chiclet’ keyboard used in both the 1000HE and 1002H.

Accompanying the core features are a 120GB hard drive, a 1.3-megapixel webcam, 802.11n Wi-Fi and room for up to 2GB of RAM in one slot. ASUS as is typical doesn’t specify ship dates or prices, though the 1004DN should be available in the US as well as abroad.

Apple has lost some status as one of the most reliable major computer builders, claims RESCUECOM. The support company has released its latest quarterly analysis, measuring the number of cases taken at its call center against the number of computers shipped by a given manufacturer. RESCUECOM notes that while Apple ended 2008 as the most reliable computer builder, the first quarter of 2009 has seen it fall to second place with a score of 324. Read the rest of this entry »

The Asus Eee PC 1008HA or the Shell is an ultracompact netbook which seems ready to be shipped. Prices have been announced for the UK and the netbook will cost £359 when it will arrive in April. The netbook is packing Intel’s Atom N280 processor, a 10-inch LED backlit display, 1GB of RAM, a 160GB hard-drive, WiFi, Bluetooth and it measures only one-inch in thickness. Will we see the Shell sport the same prices in other markets too?

Remember that Fold/Unfold laptop from Asus? We have shown it to you a a while ago, during CES 2009, and now it looks like it will be available for sale. Jerry Shen, Asus‘ CEO said that the laptop is coming sometime in September to October and the final price would be “somewhere between $1,000 and $1,500.” We don’t have all the specs yet but there’s plenty of time for you to see if a Fold/Unfold laptop is the thing for you.

For the gamers out there who are looking for a portable laptop that can cater to the high-end hardware requirements, check out this new laptop offering from Asus.

The Asus G71Gx gaming laptop was made for the hardcore gamer and comes equipped with a 17-inch WUXGA screen which has a smaller response time and support for video playback in the Full HD format.

It likewise boasts of the fastest graphics processor GeForce GTX 260M of GDDR3 video volume of 1024 MB, promising a better performance graphics system compared to other graphics solutions.

Other notable features:

• NVIDIA PureVideo HD, allowing playback of video quality at the nick of energy
• Dual Memory DDR2 800 MHz SODIMM slot
• Installation of up to 12 GB of RAM to ensure high productivity in modern games
• Two SATA hard drive total capacity of up to 1 TB (500 GB x 2)
• Blu-ray
• Dynamics of four Altec Lansing