Articles about asus tablet

It's not the first time we talk about the ASUS with its rumored EEE PC slate type tablet (or better said PAD) which apparently was present at CES this year but not where you would expect it but at Nvidia's booth where it was displayed as an ASUS concept tablet using the Tegra 2 chipset.[caption id="attachment_942" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption="ASUS EEE Tablet prototype"][/caption]It's clear that for now ASUS hasn't decided it to go on with this tablet because the prototype dis...

Touchscreen is part of our future, that's for sure, but others are seeking alternative to it till it becomes mainstream, others in this case being ASUS and Bang and Olufsen which teamed up to build the NX90, a luxurious multimedia laptop with one interesting feature you won't find anywhere else: two integrated touchpads mounted side by side the black keyboard, contrasting with the sleek aluminum finish of the casing of this 18.4 inch monster.[caption id="attachment_749" align="aligncenter" w...

Guess what Asus, the creator of netbook concept is doing right now? I won't let you guess, it's working on a cheap tablet EEE PC  (maybe called EEE Pad). Everything is in rumor stage wight now, but it seems  plausible for them to work on a cheap tablet PC alternative.[caption id="attachment_611" align="aligncenter" width="480" caption="User tablet mod of a EEE PC 701"][/caption]The best guess right now is that we won't see a convertible tablet netbook but more like a tablet/slate, with...

What's the reason to have a 9-10 inch touchscreen at your disposal and not benefit from multitouch technology. ASUS seems to agree with us so it launched recently the ASUS Eee PC T91MT multitouch netbook, based on the T91 convertible netbook tablet.As any respectable netbook tablet it is lightweight (under 1 kilo or 0.96 to be exact) and it's secure enough to not need special care thanks to the 32 GB SSD drive mounted inside it, complemented by 500 GB of online storage space on the ASUS WebS...

ASUS, one of the first manufacturers to launch the netbook concept, is also the first when it comes to mass production of netbook tablets, the T91MT and the recent EEE PC T91, a tablet with Asus Exclusive TouchSuite: a Finger Friendly and Intuitive Touch User Interface.The other details of  T91's configuration are:8.9” LED-backlit / Resistive Touch Panel Intel® Atom Z520  at 1.33 GHz 1GB (DDR2) memory 16GB Solid State Drive,  16GB SD Card, 20GB Eee Storage online 5 hrs, 28...

The logical step for getting a cheap tablet PC (the price was always the problem with this devices) is to get a netbook and convert it into a touch tablet. All major manufacturers seem to embrace this idea, so did ASUS, which announce a few weeks ago the ASUS Eee PC T91MT netbook tablet, a product which is now available on Amazon.com, for about 200 more than a 'regular' nebook, but that's the price to pay for a rotating screen, a touchscreen layer and a stylus.Besides the price, the ASUS Eee...