This week’s recap is all about Taiwan! Since 1982 Computex has been the biggest technology trade show in Asia. Held at the Taipei World Trade Center Nangang Exhibition Hall and covering over 45,000 square meters, this $110 million complex completed in March has attracted the top names in tech today. This is just a brief [...]

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Computex is far and away the biggest technology trade show in Asia. It takes place annually at the beginning of June in Taipei, Taiwan, and is attended by pretty much every single serious hardware company out there. Hundreds of intriguing new products have already been announced by various companies at Computex, and over the next [...]

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The ongoing spat between ASUS and Gigabyte has come to an end. If you weren’t aware, Gigabyte claimed that ASUS motherboards used poor low quality components in a presentation recently, which culminated in a photograph of a motherboard with blown capacitors. The pictured proved to be from a different manufacturer unrelated to ASUS and thus [...]

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ASUS’ Eee PC continues to spark new competitors as the MSI Wind seeks to dethrone the current mini-book leader later next month. Both the MSI Wind and upcoming ASUS Eee PC 901 are powered by Intel’s Atom processor as detailed by DailyTech and have consumers foaming at the mouth considering ASUS may have to engage [...]

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The vogue towards smaller computing solutions of late shouldn’t be a surprise. Since the second half of 2005, during which notebook sales finally surpassed those of desktops, companies have truly become infatuated with the higher profit margins of these smaller machines. The tremendous push to ride the ASUS Eee PC wave is apparent just by [...]

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Although the reviews have been scarce, it’s been a busy week for us behind the scenes. We’re very aware when we haven’t been hitting the mark in terms of content flow, so you can expect us to ramp it up in the following weeks ahead. One thing I’ve personally noted is that response in the [...]

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Though advances by competitors have been made over the past couple of years, consumers looking for an alternative to enthusiast-grade sound cards from Creative Labs have had a pretty tough time. This search reached a fevered pitch when Microsoft released Windows Vista and Creative’s driver suite for the operating system was deemed universally as utter [...]

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We reported in February about a couple of new products that would soon be joining the Eee PC in ASUS’ small, user-friendly computing line. Now, the first of these products, the E-DT desktop variant of the Eee hardware, has been pictured. The initial quoted price of the E-DT product was $200, which does not seem [...]

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While NVIDIA has long been tolerant of their board partners tweaking reference designs and shipping overclocked graphics cards straight from the factory, AMD’s manufacturers have only had this luxury the better part of a year. Both companies have seen their board partners take existing products to a whole new level through some clever or ridiculous [...]

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MSI, Qimonda, NZXT and AMD round out this weeks new hardware debuts while Creative Vice President Phil O’Shaughnessy goes after ASUS Xonar Sound Card supposed EAX support claims.
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With the great success of the Eee PC it should almost come as no surprise, ASUS is moving all in on the PC front.–
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Foxconn, ASUS, Scythe continue to debut new products @ CeBIT while Intel launches new Atom brand and SK Gaming gets an AMD sponsorship.
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The last few months have seen the launch of several different enthusiast-branded motherboards from ASUS and Foxconn, and a couple of more will be showing up this week at CeBIT.
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A perennial favorite of FPSLabs readers, the ASUS booth at the 2008 International CES was full of some quite interesting things.
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