This is a supercomputer tablet with a quad-core processor, made by NVIDIA called the Tegra 3. It has a 10.1-inch Super IPS Gorilla Glass display (and a brightness of 600 nits), 8.3mm-thick body, mini-HDMI output, microSD slot and an update to Ice Cream Sandwich by the end of the year, if not sooner, when it debuts in December of this year. It will cost $499 with a beefy 32GB of storage, moving up to $599 for a 64GB model. The keyboard dock you see up there will cost $149, separately. There’s also 1GB of RAM, GPS, a gyroscope, SonicMaster audio and a 1.2 megapixel front-facing camera (an 8 megapixels CMOS sensor is on the back with 1080p HD video recording). And as for battery life, ASUS claims it is 12 hours thanks to a 22Wh battery included with the tablet (huzzah!). See press release after the break. (more…)
Meet The ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime: A Quad-Core Tegra 3 Device
ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Now On Sale For $399, But Hard To Find
It’s the coming of the cheaper Android tablets, once more. Running Android 3.0 Honeycomb on a 10.1 IPS WXGA display, Nvidia Tegra 2 processor, 16GB of storage, 1GB of RAM, 2 USB 2.0 ports, 1.2 megapixel front-facing camera, WiFi 802.11 b/g/n + with Bluetooth 2.1, and more, the ASUS Eee Pad Transformer is a great contender in the Honeycomb tablet wars, especially with the $400 price. That is however, if you can find one: Amazon, BestBuy, and Target are all sold out. Good luck finding one, folks. Via: BestBuy
Unannounced ASUS Windows Phone 7 handset seen in Pakistan
There’s not much here to go by due to the small dimensions of the picture, but there is the mandated Back, Windows,and Search keys, brushed metal, and what looks like a front-facing camera or proximity sensor on the front. What makes this handset more interesting is that it resembles a field-testing unit, instead of the protoypes that ASUS and others like Samsung made simply to demo the Windows Phone 7 experience. More on this, if it develops!
Via: PocketNow
ASUS Rampage III Extreme motherboard is the queen of all boards
When Crysis 2 comes out (or in my case when I buy Wings Of Prey, a top notch WW2 flight sim with killer graphics, or maybe Test Drive Unlimited 2) you would need computer so fast and expensive, your wallet would jump out of your pants and run away. The ASUS Rampage III Extreme is exactly the motherboard that would do all of that and more. Retailing for $379.99 on Newegg, you’d also probably want to use this in building a new PC, rather than upgrading one (that’s your decision of course). It supports USB 3.0, SATA III, 3-Way SLI or CrossFire, and overclocking, all to make sure you wipe-out all of the n00bs and have everyone pwned in the arena. Thumbs up for ORIGIN PC, an up-and-coming high-end gaming computer company created by Alienware execs by offering this motherboard before everyone else.
ASUS Eee PC 1201N Review
While most blogs go berserk (hello CTIA and HTC EVO 4G!) and write about upcoming Androids (which isn’t bad at all), we’ll take just a little bit of time today to bust a new review out the door. A prime showcase is the ASUS Eee PC 1201N. Complete with a dual-core Atom CPU, 12.1-inch panel, Windows 7 Home Premium, 2GB of RAM, and an island-style keyboard, there’s a lot to love here, especially the light weight. Full review after the “read more” link.
ASUS Eee Keyboard will now be released in April. Yeah right.
Even though the ASUS Eee Keyboard debuted at CES 2009 there’s still no sign of it on the market. And that’s what the ASUS president Johnny Shih confirmed at CeBIT 2010 in Germany today. He said that ASUS wants to get the user experience and feel just right and that the Atom-powered, 5-inch touchscreen, HDMI-out, UMB equipped keyboard would come out in April for around $500 to $600. Maybe in April he’ll say May…then we’d know the actual release date. Never.
ASUS DR-900 eBook Reader Brings 3G and Wi-Fi to 9-Inch Screen In Style
While we might have been waiting for the 9-inch DR-950, at least we got the DR-900 announced at CeBIT in Germany, a 9-inch eBook reader with Wi-Fi and a 3G option, as well as a purported battery life of 10,000 eBook pages. It also includes a 1024 x 768 resolution on a Sipix panel, making it better than e-ink, 3.5 mm headset jack, support for PDF, TXT, MP3, and ePUB files, and an included 4GB of storage. No price or release date yet, but so far it looks pretty good. Now where’s the ebook store for this thing ASUS? Remember no e-reader in the U.S will succeed if it doesn’t have a bookstore of some sort, like the Nooks, or the Kindles of this world, otherwise, we can pretty much end this here, right now.
ASUS G73JH-X1 Gaming Laptop Hits the US shore
When ASUS unveiled the G73 at CES, they didn’t talk much; no pricing or release date. But now, you can pick up this 8-pound beast for $1449,99 on Newegg. What do you get for your 1500 bucks you say? A17.3-inch 1920 x 1080 display, a Core i7 720QM processor, an 8GB of RAM, a 500GB hard drive, some tasty ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870 graphics, and a DVD burner, among other standard features, all in an angular-shaped laptop. Not bad. [Via Laptoping]
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