ASUS Unveils World’s Smallest Router

There’s something about miniaturized gadgets that’s very appealing. This new router was unveiled by ASUS at CES 2013, and they claim that it’s the smallest router ever made. They’re probably right, because this thing is tiny.

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ASUS Echelon Camo Edition Gaming Headset: Not Exactly Invisible

I don’t know when I started liking camo-patterned stuff, but it was a long time ago. I’ve got plenty of US army pants and shirts to prove my obsession. As camo goes, the digital camo on these headphones looks pretty good and while it won’t protect you from getting fragged, you’ll still look good.

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ASUS Eee Pad Slider Tablet Grows a Keyboard. Say, Isn’t that Called a Netbook?

Information about this tablet was originally released back in January during CES, but I haven’t heard much about it until this week. It’s set to launch in September with two different models. Do you think it make sense to have an integrated keyboard on your tablet? If the answer is yes, then the ASUS Eee Pad Slider could be for you.

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ASUS Padfone: Hey, You Got Your Smartphone in My Tablet!

This weekend, ASUS unveiled the Padfone, a smartphone-tablet hybrid, during this year’s Computex. This new hybrid device will allow users to easily keep data and apps in sync between their mobile devices and switching between then when the need arises.

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Google Chromebooks for $20/Month: Revolutionary, or Just Financing?

Google just announced something that’s been rumored for a few weeks. They’re going to be releasing a paid subscription model for their Chromebooks, which are laptop computers from Samsung and Acer loaded with the Chrome OS. Prices start out at $20 per month for educational clients and $28 per month for enterprise users.

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Lamborghini Hard Drive Won’t Make Your Computer Run Faster

After Asus released some Lamborghini laptops, it’s time to make more money off the Lambo name by releasing some USB hard drives. While the enclosure looks nice enough, it’s by no means the fastest or biggest drive out there.

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New Tablets & eReaders Start to Appear, Still Relevant?

Yes, we know that you love your iPad, but for some users, the iPad wasn’t really the perfect fit, which is why we’ve been anticipating a slew of new tablets from different manufacturers. Everyone from Asus, to Barnes & Noble, to HP seems to be jumping into the fray. Should you care?

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Asus Unveils Interesting iPad Alternatives

Tablets are here to stay, there’s no doubt about this. Love them or hate them, with over two million iPads sold in two months, the iPad has changed the computer world. Why get a netbook when you could easily get an iPad or tablet instead? Amidst this glee for tablets, Asus has unveiled two iPad alternatives.

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Asus Eee PC Keyboard Is Ready For Pre-Ordering

It looks like Asus is accepting pre-orders for the Eee PC Keyboard, which is kind of cool. Don’t get us wrong, we had our doubts that this PC in a keyboard would ever truly be released, but it’s nice to see that it will be available soon for the everyone.

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The Bang & Olufsen Designed Asus Laptop

Even though we wouldn’t call this monster a laptop per se, it still can be transported around, from room to room, or in a larger bag if you really need to. However, it’s true that a lot of people’s laptops rarely move from home. This laptop exploits this fact.

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