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Asus ZenBook Prime UX31A

The ZenBook Prime UX31A is everything the ZenBook UX31E should have been, and more. We have no hesitation in recommending this laptop if you truly want no-compromise performance in an ultrabook.

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Asus G75VW

The G75VW is a very fine piece of engineering, something that any power user would be proud to wield.

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Asus A53S/K53SC

Asus brings us standard middle-of-the-road fare with the A53S and K53S. The slight flex and mushy response of the keyboard works against it, and the lack of Bluetooth may concern some. Still, it provides a solid laptop experience that is decent for the price.

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Computex 2012: Asus Tablet 810 hands on

The netbook is back, this time in the guise of a tablet computer with a keyboard dock. At least, that's what we thought as we went through the specs of the Asus Tablet 810.

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Asus' ROG Thunderbolt SSD to arrive in Q3

The big reveal at the end of Asus' Republic of Gamers (ROG) press event was the Raidr, a Thunderbolt-compatible SSD. That was all we knew, until we tracked it down at the company's Computex booth in the convention halls.

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Computex 2012: Asus Tablet 810 hands on

Computex 2012: Asus Tablet 810 hands on

The netbook is back, this time in the guise of a tablet computer with a keyboard dock. At least, that's what we thought as we went through the specs of the Asus Tablet 810.

Asus' ROG Thunderbolt SSD to arrive in Q3

Asus' ROG Thunderbolt SSD to arrive in Q3

The big reveal at the end of Asus' Republic of Gamers (ROG) press event was the Raidr, a Thunderbolt-compatible SSD. That was all we knew, until we tracked it down at the company's Computex booth i...

Asus to bring Android to Windows with BlueStacks

Asus to bring Android to Windows with BlueStacks

Asus has revealed a new partnership at Computex to make its computers more Android-friendly, teaming with app-player BlueStacks.

Asus, Computex 2012: live blog

Asus, Computex 2012: live blog

ASUS will be hosting a keynote event at Computex at 5:30pm AEST today, and CNET Australia is your eyes and ears on the ground for this presentation.

Asus launches Windows 8 devices and cloud-computing solution

Asus launches Windows 8 devices and cloud-computing solution

Asus opened its pre-Computex press conference with a unified cloud-computing solution, but it was the slew of Windows 8 devices — ranging from a twist on the AIO form factor to a convertible ...

Asus announces Android and Windows tablets

Asus announces Android and Windows tablets

Asus has joined the tablet fray, with some serious plays covering Android, Windows 7 and seemingly all form factors.

Thunderbolt tweaks its way toward wider adoption

Thunderbolt tweaks its way toward wider adoption

Thunderbolt is more than just a "faster interface", but Intel's slow and steady approach needs a revolutionary device to win its place at the table.

The five coolest gadgets of Computex 2012

The five coolest gadgets of Computex 2012

After trawling through the halls of Computex, we have seen more than our fair share of the latest tech gadgets. You'll have to take our word for it when we say that the following picks are the cool...

Computex 2012: MSI Slider S20 hands on

Computex 2012: MSI Slider S20 hands on

Everyone's packing a convertible hybrid tablet at Computex this year and MSI is no different with the Slider S20.

Hands on: Gigabyte's X11 ultrabook

Hands on: Gigabyte's X11 ultrabook

Gigabyte's announcement of its X11 made waves last week, with its claim to be the world's lightest ultrabook. We managed to get our hands on the lone unit on display at Computex, and we were impres...

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    Asus ZenBook Prime UX31A

    Asus ZenBook Prime UX31A
    CNET Rating9.0

    The ZenBook Prime UX31A is everything the ZenBook UX31E should have been, and more. We have no hesitation in recommending this laptop if you truly want no-compromise performance in an ultrabook. 9

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    Asus G75VW

    Asus G75VW

    The G75VW is a very fine piece of engineering, something that any power user would be proud to wield. 1

  • Review  |  Computers

    Asus A53S/K53SC

    Asus A53S/K53SC

    Asus brings us standard middle-of-the-road fare with the A53S and K53S. The slight flex and mushy response of the keyboard works against it, and the lack of Bluetooth may concern some. Still, it provides a solid laptop experience that is decent for the price.

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    Asus N53SV

    Asus N53SV

    The N53SV is the laptop to get if you want power, but you're on a budget. We'd love a higher-quality keyboard, but this is only a small bugbear in an otherwise excellent laptop. 2

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    Asus ET2700INTS

    Asus ET2700INTS

    Asus' 27-inch all-in-one aims to be as flexible as possible: it's a desktop processor and a hard drive, but it has mobile graphics; it's a touchscreen, but with video inputs and a single TV tuner. We can't help but feel that all this flexing sprained it along the way. 1

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    Asus Transformer Prime (TF201)

    Asus Transformer Prime (TF201)

    Asus' Transformer Prime combined with Ice Cream Sandwich is an excellent tablet. For now, this is the one to get — at least until the TF700T comes down the line. 15

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    Asus N55

    Asus N55

    The N55 is a perfectly capable, middle-of-the-road laptop that's hard to find fault with it. 2

  • Review  |  Computers

    Asus G74SX

    Asus G74SX

    The G74SX is a good laptop marred by painful concessions — namely the awful trackpad, cheap speakers and droves of crapware. All of these things can be overcome by the user spending more time and money, but we sure wish this wasn't the case. 2

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    Asus ZenBook UX31

    Asus ZenBook UX31

    Much like the UX21, the ZenBook UX31 is a beautiful performer trapped in a cage of awful usability. We look forward to Asus' next revision, where it will no doubt refine the experience into a winning product. 12

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