The Asus N53JF Entertainment Notebook with 15.6-inch full-HD display, Nvidia graphics and an enhanced sound system is now available in the U.S.. Newegg has begun selling the Asus dedicated N53JF-XE1 model with Intel Core i5 2.53 460M processor, the Nvidia GeForce 425M GT 1GB graphics card, 4GB of DDR3 memory, a 500GB hard drive, a Blu-ray Combo, and Windows 7 Home Premium operating system.

Although it Nvidia Optimus switchable graphics technology in the N53JF Asus.com specifications, the product page does not mention this function on Newegg. The LED display with backlight N53JF-XE1 has a resolution of 1920 x1080 (1080p), which is unusual for a 15.6-inch model, as they usually 1366 x768.

According provide Asustek to take SonicMaster-compliant laptops like the N53 large speaker chambers to more powerful amplifiers and extensive software processing “breathtaking fidelity. The audio system is developed with Bang & Olufsen. Finally, this high-quality multimedia Notbook a built-in 2 megapixel web camera, WLAN N and Ethernet LAN ports, one USB 3.0 and two USB 2.0 ports like on HP Compaq Presario CQ62-225NR, one eSATA port, HDMI and VGA outputs, and a 5 – in-1 media card reader. The laptop weighs 6.4 pounds with its 6-cell battery.

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It’s been a while since you pocket lint news for Asus’ Pad brought in May, in fact, when we reported on the then unnamed tablet out of Computex in Taiwan to live, when it was first announced. But now it is already publicly revealed, in Web form at least, as the Asus Eee Note EA800. And a stack of specifications are also listed.

While it is unlikely that we will see, the Eee Note this year – rumors are currently scheduled its next public unveiling for CES 2011 in Las Vegas, January – we now have confirmation that the bizarre hybrid device that you can draw You can make voice recordings, has worked as a camera and eBook reader.

It sports a Linux operating system, an 8 3 4-inch mono-, anti-glare screen (with a resolution of 1024 x 768), and comes with a touch pen, the 256 levels of pressure on different weights can add. There are 4 GB of internal memory and a MicroSD card slot can allow the device to be expanded to 16GB like on HP Compaq Presario CQ62-225NR.

The camera is a 2-megapixel one, and the Eee regard, a variety of music, visual and digital book files such as PDF, EPUB, MP3, JPEG, BMP, GIF and PNG support. Pricing has not yet announced or actual street date in the UK or globally, but added there were rumors that come in at around $ 400 U.S. ( 251).

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What happens if you take the Asus UL30, undermine and replace the processor with an Intel CULV Atom chip and NVDIIA Ion graphics? I have no idea, but the folks at Phecda have the next best thing by producing a clone called UL30 done Phecda P13. The notebook has a 13.3 inch, 1366 x 768 pixel display and the same case design as the original Asus UL30, although the keyboard looks lke it from an Acer Aspire notebook has been broken.

But while the Asus UL30 with a 1.3 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300 CPU delivered, the P143 D510 1.66 GHz Intel Atom Dual Core processor like on Compaq Presario CQ62-220US and graphics NVDIIA ION 2. It comes with 2 GB of DDR2 memory and Windows 7 runs.

There are only two (rather large) problems. First, the 2450mAh battery probably will not be a lot of maturity. And second, the laptop is unlikely to show up anywhere outside of China in the foreseeable future.

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You remember that ASUS Eee Tablet was again introduced at Computex in June, right? Of course you do, it looked like a rather large e-Reader Notes gadget, but strangely we have not heard a peep about it too. Of course, rotates the “tablet” with its 2450 dpi touchscreen sensitivity like on Asus Eee PC 1015PN-PU17 and fast 0.1 seconds Page its September release date is missing but it still kicks after ASUS, and renamed it gets – we hear Digital Note and Eee regard are potential opportunities.

So when you finally be able to take notes on its 8-inch 1024 x 768 panel? ASUS tells us that it will be demonstrated at CES and officially launched in the first quarter of 2011 – although it may be in Europe a little earlier depending on local content partnerships. No confirmation that “under $ 599″ price we had heard whispers, but here’s hoping we hear a bit more on this one, before we touch down in Las Vegas.

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Asus launched the Eee PC netbook silent 1015T. This model has a 10.1 inch, 1024 x 600 pixel display, a 1.2 GHz single-core AMD CPU and ATI Radeon HD V105 4225 graphics. It is B u0026 H for $ 349.99.

The AMD chip V105 on AMD based Nile-platform, and while I’m still testing a computer with the V105 processor yet, I just got the computers I have checked with AMD chips K125 Nile, including the Acer Aspire One impressed 521 and the Dell Inspiron M101z like on HP Envy 14-1160se Beats Edition.

The ATI Radeon HD 4225 graphics are also comparable with NVIDIA graphics and ION offers 1080p HD video playback, HDMI output, and 3D graphics acceleration. This makes the Eee PC 1015T look like a decent alternative to the $ 430 Eee PC 1015PN – although you do not get a dual-core processor with the 1015T.

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After showing pre-order on Amazon earlier this month, the Eee PC netbook from Asus has now officially made 1015PN. The 10.1-inch, 1024×600 display 512MB NVIDIA Ion with new graphics processor technology, along with Optimus, which is balanced between energy saving onboard graphics and the ions of the 1080p-capable switch. The Ion is designed with a dual-core, 1.5 GHz Atom N550, 1GB DDR3 memory and an HDMI output like on HP Pavilion Elite m9550f Desktop.

The 250GB hard drive is preloaded with Windows 7 starter and ASUS also offers 500GB cloud storage to the PC. The netbook is 2.8 pounds 1.4 inches thick, and ASUS said the battery is good for 9.5 hours on a charge.

ASUS confirms Eee PC 1015PN costs $ 430 and are available in red, white, black and blue. Amazon has no record yet updated to reflect the official launch and ASUS is self Keeping Mum on the release time frame.

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Asustek has announced a series of new devices and the first on stage is a simple Eee pad only costs are $300. This one should arrive in October.The company, based in Taiwan is the latest on the Tablet PC in cash directly to the test train in, on some of the success that Apple has had with IPAD. But the Eee pad does not become a threat to the IPAD at all, it is more likely to be current eReaders a run for their money, however.

We do not yet know if the Eee pad that will keep the name, say some call it the Eee could be notice, would also be an apt description for this device.The new tablet is an 8-inch LCD touch screen and will run on a Linux operating system. The device appears to be directed at students in the first place because it has three main functions. He works as an eReader, it is designed for surfing the web as onboard Wi-Fi, and you can take notes on it with a stylus on the touch screen like the Archos 9 PC Tablet.

It also comes with a camera, so that students can take snapshots of white boards, lectures and an audio recorder to record lectures. Battery life is excellent, if the 10 hours live without reproach, that Asus claims that it is. You also get 2 GB of memory and a MicroSD slot.Asus are also planning three other models of Tablet PCs, and these clusters can also competitors for Apple’s IPAD have been if it had come earlier, but they are not expected to appear until early next year.

Apparently Jerry Shen, Asustek’s CEO, expects that to compete with Apple, you have to be not only cheaper, you have to offer more features in order to ensure that they want it right before the start. You could be from a teaching that take Apple!Two of the tablets will run the sport, a 10-inch touch screen, but it is on Android and the other 7th on Windows Embedded Compact The Android version will probably cost in the region of $400 and the Windows version around $500.

A third model aimed at the upper end of the market, a 12-inch screen with Windows 7 have run, and the cost in the region of $1000. You get with a docking station that one.All tablet PCs with support for Flash, a camera and USB ports are (like in new Toshiba Qosmio X505-Q887).

There are a lot of Asus N82JQ A1-how. Its modern, art-deco design pleasing to the eyes, plus it thoughtfully constructed (with a scratch resistant case). The Core i7 processor and 1GB 720QM Nvidia graphics card GT335M make him a beast of a gaming laptop, with greater performance than the notebooks in its class. At its native resolution (1366 x 768) and settings on max (high detail, 2X anti-aliasing), we averaged a very playable 54 frames per second in Call of Duty 2: Modern Warfare. There is also a good number of connections, including HDMI, USB 3.0 and E-SATA.

Unfortunately, the N82JQ-A1 short of gas and stalls on the street with a very poor battery life (2 hours and 2 minutes), not acceptable for a 14-inch Asus notebook. We also recommend these games exclusively on a desk at all times, how our system enables a scorching 130 degrees for 20 minutes in a gaming session.

At the end of the $ 1,200 N82JQ-A1 is difficult to recommend when it comes to overall value and the battery life is a total bummer unlike the Asus G51JX-X3.

Many manufacturers have decided to Google’s Android OS instead of Windows 7 use of tablets Asus is another. There has decided to ditch Windows 7 for Eee his pad EP101TC for Google’s Android.

We are not sure which version of Android will use them, but the Eee pad will be launched in early 2011, so we hope it will Android 2.2 or higher. We give additional information if we have them. But now you can take a look at ASUS Eee PC Seashell 1005PE.

The Asus N73 17.3-inch entertainment notebook is now available in the United States.

Newegg has begun with the N73JN-X1 model with the Intel Core i5-450M 2.4 GHz processor, Nvidia GeForce GT 335m 1GB of dedicated graphics memory, 4GB DDR3 RAM, a 500GB hard drive and a DVD burner. According to previous reports, the N73 Bang & Olufsen ICEpower audio technology and USB 3.0, but these functions are not listed on the product page.

The LED-backlit display has a resolution of 1600 x 900 pixels. The Asus laptop also includes a 2MP Web camera, 802.11n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and an HDMI output as well as the Asus G51JX-X3.

The Asus N73JN-X1 runs Windows 7 Home Premium operating system and is fixed at $ 999.99.