ASUS plan to unveil their touchscreen Eee PC at CES 2009 in January, with a launch early in the new year, according to Samson Hu, general manager of Eee PC business at the company. No specific details ...

ASUS has unveiled a new portable display, the ZenScreen Touch, which has its own built-in battery and a touch screen, and it can be connected via either USB Type-C or micro-HDMI ports. To clarify, it ...

The ASUS ZenScreen Touch MB16AMT is a capable portable display. You get all of the niceties like a touchscreen, Thunderbolt 3, speakers, a folio case, a stylus (that is also a ballpoint pen), and a ...

Remember Razer's Switchblade UI? Remember Windows SideShow? If you ever dreamt of a computer with its own secondary display, then ASUS' New ZenBook Pro is the device for you. In place of a traditional ...

The Asus Eee PC T91 is the first convertible touchscreen netbook from Asus. In other words, you can fold the screen down over the keyboard and use the netbook as a tablet. At launch, it ships with ...

Further to yesterday’s cryptic images of a new Asus tablet the company will hopefully be revealing at Computex 2011 shortly. Asus has just outed another teaser image for what looks like the Asus ...

Asus has unveiled an innovative dual-screen laptop concept at CeBit, which they have been diligently developing for some time. Unlike traditional laptops that feature a single screen and a physical ...

ASUS' new ZenBook Pro has launched with one big new standout feature: a touchscreen in place of the traditional laptop trackpad. The ScreenPad uses a Windows Precision Touchpad floating over a ...

Oh, those ASUS teases. Giddy with the curiosity inspired by their Computex tablet crop-shots yesterday, the company has shared a sliver of a new all-in-one touchscreen PC which ASUS reckons is good ...

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