As usual ASUS is showing off a whole wealth of tech on its booth at Computex 2011.
The 10 inch ASUS Slider is the brother to the popular Transformer tablet, however where the Transformer’s keyboard is detachable, the Slider’s keyboard is integrated and ready for use, so you’ll never forget it.
Watch highlights of the ASUS press conference on May 29th for Computex 2011 in Taipei.
Watch some highlights of the ASUS press conference on May 29th for Computex 2011 in Taipei, where ASUS unveiled the new, super light, slim and performance UX series notebooks and the rule breaking tablet Padfone.
The latest in the MATRIX series of graphics cards comes in an NVIDIA GTX 580 flavor, and it’s got loads of features to power it.
The MARS II is the latest behemoth out of ROG’s graphics labs. Packing two Nvidia GeForce GTX 580 GPUs and 3GB of memory, it’s destined to be the fastest single card on the planet.
ROG’s newest Gene board is based on latest Intel Z68 chipset, so it can take full advantage of the Intel Sandy Bridge processor and it comes with a bevy of hardware and software features.
The ASUS WAVI Xtion, a device similar to the Xbox Kinnect, allows users to interact with their systems using their whole bodies.
With its incredibly slim profile and lightweight design, the new UX series sets a new precedent in style and ultra-mobility.
The X101 is the next evolution of the Eee PC netbook, which was originally created by ASUS and took the world by storm 4 years ago.
In co-operation with Bang and Olufsen ICEPower, ASUS Sensitivity and Engineering labs have worked to deliver this year’s SonicMaster laptop – the N Series.
The ASUS Eee Pad MeMO is a 7 inch 3G tablet running Android Honeycomb that features an IPS screen similar to that of the Transformer and Slider, but in a more compact form factor.