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Check out the latest gaming offer from ASUS, the G74. Unlike Dell’s Alienware lineup, ASUS tend to introduce more subtle designs for their gaming lappies, like the G74 pictured.
Available for pre-ordering immediately, the G74 comes in two configurations, with the only difference residing in its display. Both features a quad-core Core i7-2630QM CPU
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ASUS has introduced a fourth tablet to go alongside the recently announced Eee Pad Transformer, Eee Pad Slider and Eee Slate at the Computex 2011.
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With the launch of the iPad about one year ago, Apple created a new market for electronic products: touchscreen tablets. Even if they have enjoyed a significant success and led other manufacturers to start on this niche, touchscreen tablets are still popular only for a small segment of users, mainly for those who want to have fun and enjoy internet access on the go.
The ASUS Eee Slate EP121 is a Windows 7 Home Premium powered tablet with a 12.1-inch capacitive, multi touch LED-backlit, 1280 x 800 resolution display. This ‘pen-based tablet computer’ comes with a Wacom digitizer and a dedicated silo in its side for accommodating that stylus, making it easier to write and draw on the device. Here are a few video clips showing a variety stylus actions on this amazing tablet.
The latest one of four Asus Eee Windows tabs to be launched is the Slate EP121 which boasts a 12.1″ 1280 x 800 pixel capacitive touchscreen display with an eletromagnetic panel and stylus for precise input. Powered by either 2GB or 4GB of DDR3 memory, underneath is a dual core Intel i5 CPU.
Though available in 32GB or 64GB solid state disk versions, the latter is already out of stock on Amazon. Other features of the Eee Slate includes Windows 7 Home Premium, 802.11b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 3.0, a 2MP webcam, 2 USB ports, a microphone and headphone combo jack, a mini HDMI port, and a flash card reader. Continue reading »
Performance? Keyboard? Expandability? Multi-tasking? Battery life? ASUS took all your needs into consideration seriously, and made efforts on producing the best cloud computing devices possible. In the video below, they don’t show you what the device will look like but just in animation, for those that have been looking for a more office orientated device, it does confirm that it will be a 12″ Windows device capable of running Microsoft Office.
