Posts Tagged ‘asus’




by David Allen on April 27th, 2009
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The great thing about mini laptops is that they are so portable that users are going to want to take them everywhere that they go, this means that the Asus owner is going to need a decent bag to carry it around in. The gadget bag from Proporta has been specifically designed for the Asus range of mini laptops.     Technical Details Keep all your mobile gadgets in one place and charge t ...
by max on January 27th, 2009
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Here’s today’s laptop news roundup from the Laptop Pimp Blog: Asus is looking for alternative material to make laptops, latest venture includes paper!  Apple intros a new Cinema extension for Macbooks.  Sony VAIO TT is lookin’ good, has anyone tried it?  Alien M17 is a laptop beast for gamers. MSI rolls out with GT627 for gamers. Search for more Laptops here ...


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by max on October 30th, 2008
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Intel and ASUS have launched a site called WePC.com, a site that allows regular internet users (consumers) to create their dream PC online and vote on them. It’s like a social network for consumer research, a very clever idea for getting great marketable response from consumers.  I, too, have involved in physical consumer research programs for my previous jobs where we would sit ...
by max on July 1st, 2008
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On top of their Wii-like Eee PCs, Asus is working on their Eee monitor, which is simply a monitor with embedded PC. Haven’t seen this before?  Hmmm… must be Mac-like… via laptopmag ...
by max on June 5th, 2008
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Is Samsung i900 an iPhone Killer? I think not with a Windows Mobile and no flash support. An orientation sensor is built into the i900. When rotated, it does this fancy transition whereby the display shrinks and expands back to fill the screen in a different orientation. The 240 x 400 display does seem a little weird, but is not unheard of–we’ve seen it in the ASUS M930 ...
by max on June 5th, 2008
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1. Linux is free, open-source platform operating system that’s being developed by engineers all over the world. 2. Linux is not 1 operating system, there are hundreds of different Linux systems including embedded Linux. 3. Google is supporting embedded Linux for mobile phones with its Android platform with thousands of app builders. 4. In 5 years, all desktop applications will be a ...

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