ASUS Tablet 600 Run with Windows RT OS

Asus showed off a new tablet that is ASUS Tablet 600 that will run with Windows RT. Asus does not use Windows 8 on the new tablet is because Windows 8 can only run on Intel processor output, such as Intel Atom or Ivy Bridge. As for the ARM chip-based devices, Microsoft is preparing Windows RT.

ASUS Tablet 600 is supported by the ARM chip and has a quad-core processor NVIDIA Tegra 3. 10.1-inch IPS display with 600 nit and 1366 x 768 resolution. In addition, ASUS Tablet 600 is also equipped with a 12-core GPU with 2GB RAM and ASUS SonicMaster technology that is claimed to deliver outstanding multimedia performance.

The tablet is supported by a mobile dock complete with QWERTY keyboard, trackpad, USB ports and additional batteries. The tablet has also been given the 8MP camera on the back and a 2MP camera on the front. Unfortunately until now we do not get the source of the price. Let's wait and further news about the ASUS Tablet 600

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Asus N55SF Entertainment Laptop Review

Asus was presented its N-Series notebook at Computex 2011 in Taiwan, the Asus N55SF. This particular multimedia laptop is brings Asus SonicMaster technology that developed with Boom & Olufsen ICEpower, and based on Intel Sandy Bridge system.

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3G Eee Pad Transformer reach UK, Asus Eee Pad Slider in Germany too

According to Asus UK’s Facebook web page, the Eee Pad Slider and also the 3G-enabled version of the Eee Pad Transformer tablet will become available in the British Isles sometime this August.

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ASUS NAS-M25 2 Storage Server Review

Check out this newly released 2-bay storage server ‘NAS-M25′ from ASUS for the ecu market. Powered by a one.2GHz Marvell ARM processor, the device is provided with 2 three.5-inch SATA arduous drive bays for a most of 6TB of space for storing, a 512MB of RAM, Gigabit Ethernet and 3 USB two.0 ports. Not solely that, the device may also be functioned as an FTP, iTunes or printer server, and comes bundled with the Farstone Total Backup Recovery seven software. The NAS-M25 sells for 212.90 Euro (about $300)

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ASUS ET2700

At CeBIT 2011 trade exhibition, Asus has conjointly boast its new all-in-one laptop, the ASUS ET2700. Reportedly, this desktop laptop is intended for enthusiast and skilled users. The ASUS ET2700 all-in-one desktop encompasses a shiny black frame with built-in four touch-sensitive buttons: mode, menu and volume controls. Main feature of ASUS ET2700 is support for up to 10-point of contact on a 27-inch multi-touch show.

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ASUS will focus on Android and more than Windows 7 Phone

Although he was not the light of your Smartphone ASUS Windows 7 power long ago, could in fact be one of the few that occur in the market, if the words of one of their marketing managers have to say. Steven Tu, marketing manager at ASUSTeK South Africa, talked about the”mystery” ASUS device shown off not too long ago sporting the Windows Phone 7 flare and said, "As always, Garmin-Asus seeks the best for our consumers either on Android platform or on Windows platform. However, we see the potential of Android platform devices, so we are focusing on Android platform currently."

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Garmin Asus Garminfone Review

Garmin Asus smartphone Asus launches re-Asus Garminfone, after having failed at the first launch into the U.S. smartphone world as Garmin Nuvifone handset for AT & T G60. It's hard to look back and wonder if that phone was truly considered a smartphone as it didn't offer any of the big name mobile operating platforms, but instead opted to offer its own unique spin with its Linux based platform. T-Mobile has its hands on the second offering as the Garmin-Asus Garminfone is looking to catch a ride on the Android wagon and its growing surge in use among consumers. Always supplanting itself as a top tiered GPS manufacturer, the Garminfone will need to excel over its sour beginnings if it intends on being a force in the smartphone world as it's already crowded with a mix of manufacturers trying to get their piece of the pie. There's already a lot at stake with this launch as this might ultimately prove if Garmin will have a place in this competitive market or just stick to what they do best – making standalone GPS devices which is looking to become a dying business.

Garmin-Asus Garminfone Review
The package contains:

* Garmin-Asus Garminfone
* miniUSB Cable
* Stereo Headset with Adapter
* Dash Mount
* Wall Charger
* Car Charger
* Start Guide

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