Asus Debuts App Store, Lamborghini VX6 And New Eee PCs
Asus has certainly been busy with new product announcements at Computex,
and while the EeePad, EeeTablet and new introductions in the Republic
of Gamers family are all swell, there's something special about Asus'
partnership with one of the world's leading car brands. Closing up the
loop on the company's bevy of announcements this week is a new machine
in the exclusive Lamborghini line: the VX6.
This stunning ultraportable has been revised from the 2009 verion (VX5) with NVIDIA Ion graphics, 512MB of VRAM, Bang & Olufsen ICEpower audio technology, and a gorgeous white outer lid. The company is also debuting a few new Eee PCs for the netbook crowd, with the 1018, 1016 and Seashell 1015 sliding out with few actual specifications to discuss just yet. We do know that users can expect a Super Hybrid Engine for adjusting the CPU to maximize power and/or save battery life, and the promised 13.5 hours of usage should pique your interest regardless.
Finally, the company has announced the Asus App Store, which just might be the most important and under-rated announcement of the week. It's reported that this is being designed with future netbooks, UMPCs and tablets in mind, with a possible launch on MeeGo also in the cards. Intel itself has been pushing for a netbook-centric app store, and with Asus' lead in the netbook market, there's hardly a better company to develop just that. Needless to say, the rest of this year should be very interesting as these Asus developments unfold. The netbook creator might just be onto something even bigger.
This stunning ultraportable has been revised from the 2009 verion (VX5) with NVIDIA Ion graphics, 512MB of VRAM, Bang & Olufsen ICEpower audio technology, and a gorgeous white outer lid. The company is also debuting a few new Eee PCs for the netbook crowd, with the 1018, 1016 and Seashell 1015 sliding out with few actual specifications to discuss just yet. We do know that users can expect a Super Hybrid Engine for adjusting the CPU to maximize power and/or save battery life, and the promised 13.5 hours of usage should pique your interest regardless.
Finally, the company has announced the Asus App Store, which just might be the most important and under-rated announcement of the week. It's reported that this is being designed with future netbooks, UMPCs and tablets in mind, with a possible launch on MeeGo also in the cards. Intel itself has been pushing for a netbook-centric app store, and with Asus' lead in the netbook market, there's hardly a better company to develop just that. Needless to say, the rest of this year should be very interesting as these Asus developments unfold. The netbook creator might just be onto something even bigger.
Cloud Computing with the ASUS Eee Pad,
Eee Tablet, and the Garmin-Asus A10 Smartphone
Accessing Data Anywhere in Real Time has
never been this Easy
ASUS' constant effort to be at the forefront of this cloud computing age has seen it introduce a stream of portable multimedia and productivity solutions that meet the needs of consumers everywhere. Today, it is proud to introduce a new range of diverse products that have been designed for this ever-changing computing landscape. Step into the future with ASUS' array of personalized devices that deliver on-the-fly data-sharing and multimedia capabilities with a mark of quality and performance.
Navigate the World with the Garmin-Asus A10
Garmin-Asus' newest Android™ smartphone offers powerful, precise navigation that brings people and places together. Like other Garmin-Asus Android-powered devices, the A10 includes Garmin's premium, turn-by-turn, voice-prompted navigation capabilities, making it an ideal runabout companion. The A10 integrates Google™ Mobile Services with one-click access to Google Maps™, Gmail™, YouTube™, calendar, contacts and Android Market™, where users can find more than 30,000 applications to personalize their phone.
The Garmin-Asus M10 runs on Windows Mobile 6.5.3 and allows users to move seamlessly from work to play. It enhances the user experience and provides access to Windows Marketplace for Mobile, which offers a vast number of Windows phone applications for download.
The Android™-powered Garmin-Asus A50 smartphone integrates Google™ mobile services with one-click access to Google Search™ by voice, Google Maps™, Gmail™, YouTube™, calendar, contacts and Android Market™, to expand and personalize their phone to fit their lifestyle.
Answer the Need for Speed with the ASUS-LAMBORGHINI VX6, Next Generation of Eee PCs and the Ultimate All-in-One EeeTop ET2400 Series
Those with the need for speed will be blown away by the ASUS-LAMBORGHINI VX6. A co-branded effort with supercar manufacturer Automobili Lamborghini, the VX6 delivers stunning visuals that match its chiseled lines thanks to the next generation NVIDIA ION graphics platform with 512MB VRAM. And with audio designed by Bang & Olufsen ICEpower, the VX6 has the audio equivalent of its namesake's V12 engines.
Following in its tracks come the fourth generation of Eee PCs™—namely the 1018, 1016, and the classic Seashell 1015. These Eee PCs' crafted lines are paired with various innovative materials for a distinctive feel that ranges from the touches of tactile aluminum for the 1018 to the soft-to-the-touch matte surface of the 1015.
This new range offers instantaneous web access on-the-go, allowing you to log onto ASUS Access for multimedia content downloads and ASUS WebStorage for easy file sharing capabilities. With ASUS Super Hybrid Engine, users can expect up to 13.5 hours of battery life.
