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#netbooks Click here to read ASUS Eee PC 1001PX: All Carbon Fiber

ASUS Eee PC 1001PX: All Carbon Fiber

It's no 14-hr battery life like ASUS' 1015 model, but the 1001PX is made from carbon fiber—just like those chopsticks you were admiring! Inside, an Atom N450 chip and 1GB of RAM hulk, ready for portable netbooking funtimes. More »
10:06 AM
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By Kat Hannaford
#guts

Asus Rampage III Extreme Motherboard Encapsulates Evil

Wicked, diagonal heatsinks. Triple channel DDR3 slots. Bluetooth controllable overclocking. Intel X58 chipset. USB 3.0. Red. Black. Unpriced. [Asus via Slashgear]
03/17/10
31,37131,371 views on this post, 5,931 new visitors
180
By Mark Wilson
#asus

ASUS Cine5 Crams Five Channels Into Slender PC Speaker

ASUS calls the Cine5 "the world's most compact five-channel speaker," but who cares about that when the thing actually looks good and supposedly provides ultra-realistic surround sound? Sadly we don't know when it'll be available or for how much. [Asus]
03/10/10
5,5425,542 views on this post, 220 new visitors
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By Rosa Golijan
#remainders Click here to read CeBIT Remainders: 8 Reasons We Didn't Go

CeBIT Remainders: 8 Reasons We Didn't Go

Every year, Hanover, Germany hosts hordes of tech journalists, analysts, and PR people for CeBIT. It's like CES, sort of, except further away, and more boring. We decided not to go this year; it ends tomorrow. Here's what we missed! More »
03/05/10
22,50722,507 views on this post, 412 new visitors
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By John Herrman
#nowavailable Click here to read Now Available

Now Available

Check out three new Windows laptops to suit every style. The ultraportable ThinkPad X201, the Asus N71, and the new Dell Latitude. More »
03/05/10
17,35317,353 views on this post, 303 new visitors
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By David Chaid
#routers

RT-N56U Router From The Starship Enterprise Lands...Err, From ASUS, I Mean

I just don't know what to think about this router. I've been staring at it for minutes now, wondering how in 802.11n's name it was created in ASUS' laboratory. More »
03/04/10
28,29828,298 views on this post, 1,362 new visitors
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By Kat Hannaford
#3dtv Click here to read ASUS' Three 3D Monitors Range In 23 to 27-Inch Options and Will Likely Be Dirt Cheap

ASUS' Three 3D Monitors Range In 23 to 27-Inch Options and Will Likely Be Dirt Cheap

ASUS has a habit of pricing its products very fairly, and while 3D technology is still in its infancy, I can't imagine them charging too much for their three monitors shown off this week at CeBIT. More »
03/04/10
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By Kat Hannaford
#netbooks Click here to read ASUS' Smörgåsbord of Eee PCs Include Prime 1018P (Thinnest Eee Ever) and Seashell 1015 (14hr Battery)

ASUS' Smörgåsbord of Eee PCs Include Prime 1018P (Thinnest Eee Ever) and Seashell 1015 (14hr Battery)

ASUS has come good with its promise of a netbook with a 14-hour battery life: the Eee PC Seashell 1015. Also joining it is the aluminum Diary 1016P and thinnest Eee ever, the Prime 1018P. More »
03/02/10
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By Kat Hannaford
#asuseeepc Click here to read ASUS Eee PC T101MT Convertible Struggles in Hands-On Preview

ASUS Eee PC T101MT Convertible Struggles in Hands-On Preview

When we previewed the Asus Eee PC T101MT convertible netbook/tablet earlier this month, it was just on paper. The plucky little netbook looked promising, for an Eee PC, but this latest string of hands-on previews is just plain ugly. More »
02/28/10
7,6897,689 views on this post, 441 new visitors
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By Jack Loftus
#netbooks Click here to read ASUS' 1015P, 1016P and 1018P Leaked With Impressive Tales of 14-Hour Battery Life

ASUS' 1015P, 1016P and 1018P Leaked With Impressive Tales of 14-Hour Battery Life

Three of ASUS' CeBIT-bound Eee PCs have been revealed early, and they couldn't be further from the plastic Fisher Price-look of their original models if they tried. A brushed metal finish, wide touchpad and comfortable-looking keyboard all seem present. UPDATE More »
02/26/10
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By Kat Hannaford
#netbooks

ASUS' Eee PC T101MT Has A Multitouch Tablet Display and New Pine Trail Chip

Eee PCs may not be as ubiquitous now as they were a year or two ago, but this T101MT model has popped up in France with its swiveling multitouch display and Windows 7 OS, looking mighty fiiiiine. More »
02/15/10
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By Kat Hannaford
#guts

Radeon HD 5870 Gloriously Abused By Asus, Made Super Overclocking-Friendly

The Radeon HD 5870, as shipped, is a very powerful graphics card—more than most people need, even, and at the very least, enough for anyone. Except, apparently, Asus. More »
02/12/10
29,10729,107 views on this post, 1,087 new visitors
141
By John Herrman
#phones

Right Direction, Wrong Approach: New Garmin-Asus Android A50 and WinMo M10 Nuviphones

Here's the WinMo-running M10 and Android-powered A50 both leaked in January. Problem is we still think they should get out of hardware and into apps. More »
02/11/10
6,2876,287 views on this post, 624 new visitors
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By Kat Hannaford
#remainders Click here to read Remainders - The Things We Didn't Post: Snow Day Edition

Remainders - The Things We Didn't Post: Snow Day Edition

In today's Remainders: Snow! Stay in and watch the video podcast infinite recursion on YouTube or go outside and toss the new Panasonic Toughbook tablet in a snowbank (it can handle it). Crowdsourced snow shoveling in DC and more! More »
02/10/10
4,7994,799 views on this post, 89 new visitors
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By Kyle VanHemert
#laptops

Asus G73 Stealth Laptop On Sale for $1,430

Asus surprised everyone at CES with, not another small Eee, but a honking 8lb, 17-inch laptop with stealth bomber envy, called the G73. Now, out of nowhere again, the laptop has gone on sale in the US. More »
02/10/10
23,22023,220 views on this post, 5,245 new visitors
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By Mark Wilson
#nvidia Click here to read Nvidia Optimus Switches Seamlessly Between Amped Up and Power-Sipping Graphics

Nvidia Optimus Switches Seamlessly Between Amped Up and Power-Sipping Graphics

We've seen a ton of Core i5 notebooks recently, all loaded with Intel's impotent integrated graphics, which are part of the chip. Now, Nvidia's Optimus enables PCs to switch automatically between Intel's crappy integrated graphics and Nvidia's beefier graphics cards. More »
02/09/10
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By Brian Barrett
#mediastreamers Click here to read ASUS Updates O!Play Air HDP-R3 With WiFi-N For 1080p Streaming

ASUS Updates O!Play Air HDP-R3 With WiFi-N For 1080p Streaming

ASUS listened to those grumbling about the lack of Wi-Fi in the O!Play HDP-R1 media streamer, and has added Wi-Fi 802.11n to the newest model, the O!Play Air HDP-R3, for streaming 1080p video. You're allowed to cheer, folks. More »
02/08/10
7,0477,047 views on this post, 990 new visitors
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By Kat Hannaford
#ipad Click here to read iPad Aftershocks: Apple's "Netbook" Is Screwing Netbook Makers

iPad Aftershocks: Apple's "Netbook" Is Screwing Netbook Makers

The iPad is Apple's netbook. It's small, built for the web, and cheap. Which is a problem for the people who make actual netbooks, since they wanted to undercut Apple. And it's hard to get cheaper than glorified smartphone guts. More »
01/29/10
54,57954,579 views on this post, 505 new visitors
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By matt buchanan
#ereaders

Asus Ereaders Could Be Launching Much Earlier Than Expected

01/26/10
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#readers

Asus DR-950 eBook Reader Gets Its Close-Up

The announcement that Asus was getting into the eBook reader game was a bit of a surprise, but not an unwelcome one. Now that new hands-on pics have hit Flickr, it looks like our initial enthusiasm was founded. More »
01/22/10
22,20222,202 views on this post, 291 new visitors
91
By Brian Barrett
#phones

The Next Fruits of Garmin and ASUS' Relationship Appear in Nuvifone M10 Pre-Order Advert

It's not the Android phone that Asustek's president was bragging about yesterday, but the WinMo 6.5.3 model we heard whispers of actually looks nicer than expected, if this Taiwanese pre-order picture extravaganza is anything to go by. More »
01/22/10
4,0854,085 views on this post, 34 new visitors
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By Kat Hannaford
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