Asus may be more deserving of HTC’s ‘Quietly Brilliant’ slogan – the Taiwanese company has a track record as an innovator that stretches back several years, has invented product categories and continues to meet its rivals with ever more ingenious solutions, but it simply doesn’t get the recognition it deserves. Read more
So you want an ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime? The UK-based retailer Clove has just announced its pricing for the combination tablet-laptop, landing it in a bit of a weird place in the market. Read more
Asus’s top exec, Jerry Shen, has never been shy in coming forward with bold predictions. But his latest may well be his most outlandish yet. See, he’s claiming that Windows 8 will win out in the tablet wars with Apple’s iPad. This despite the fact that Windows slates aren’t expected until late 2012, and while his own company are peddling an increasingly smart line of Android slates. Read on to see just what Shen had to say.
Yesterday, reports emerged that Asus would not be shipping with Android Honeycomb as announced at its CES press conference. We’ve been on the blower with the source of the info, Asus’ John Swatton, and found that this isn’t true: Asus has not said that its tablets will be shipping sans Android Honeycomb.
Android Honeycomb was meant to be rocking up on three of the Android tablet/hybrid devices Asus announced at CES last week, but now Asus has revealed that its devices will be late, and won’t be shipping with Android Honeycomb, but will be sporting Android 2.3 instead.
Hours of video is already emerging from CES 2011 but fear not, we’ll be rounding up the best of the web right here on Electricpig. Here’s the first installment of our CES videos roundup with CES predictions, the Asus Eee Pad in action, an odd little robot designed to massage you (yes, really), a look at the 3D tech headed our way and Qualcomm playing with augmented reality. Click through for our video picks of the day…
Our CES 2011 recap of day one is filled with intriguing launches, interesting oddities and just plain barmy new tech. CES 2011 got off to a flying start on Tuesday and our crack team of reporters was out in force to find the most interesting kit arrayed across the vast conference. Read on for news on the Boxee Remote playing nice with your Mac or PC, an army of Asus Eee Pad Android tablets heading for the UK and what looks like the first Apple Airplay speaker system ready for sale. Plus: Black and Decker makes shredding sexy?! Lenovo reveals its LePad and a transforming tablet laptop and drive-by Facebook check-ins become a reality…
We just cornered Asus technical marketing manager Gary Key after the company’s tablet focused CES press conference, and he dropped some juicy info about the new Asus Eee Pad models. Read on for all the details.
