>ASUS N61JQ-A1 Core i7 Light Gaming 16" Notebook Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips

> Today I take a quick look at an ASUS notebook that features top of the line performance in a 16″ form factor, and doesn’t skimp on the video power

>BTOtech.com | ASUS G73JH-A1 & G73JH-A2 GAMING LAPTOP REVIEW ULTIMATE GAMERS NOTEBOOK

> Asus G73Jh-A2 and G73JH-A2 notebook review, Intel Core I7-720qm, 8gb ddr3, 1TB 7200rpm, ATI Radeon HD 5870, DVDRW, 17.3″ FHD LED (1920X1080), Windows 7, http://www.btotech.com or here for blu-ray version http://www.btotech.com

>ASUS NX90 Multimedia Notebook — A Duet of Style and Sonority

> The new 18.4″ ASUS NX90 multimedia notebook injects excitement and a sense of premium luxury to computing. Crafted with input from award-winning designer David Lewis and featuring exclusive SonicMaster technology co-developed with renowned audio innovation house Bang & Olufsen ICEpower®, the NX90 delivers audio that is on a par with full surround systems. A style icon, the NX90 will take the center stage in your home and add a touch of class to any décor.

>ASUS G73JH-A2 Core i7 Radeon HD 5870 Gaming Notebook Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips

> This notebook has it all. It’s got good looks, good build quality, and it’s one of the most powerful on the market!

>ASUS 2011 Tablet Line Up

> Tablets are big news at this year’s CES, and the announcements from Asus are no exception. The difference with Asus’s product line up for 2011, however, comes from the choice the range of tablets offers the customer – whether you’re a commuter who wants to enjoy HD video or a mobile worker who wants something light but easy to work on, there’s something for everyone. For all the details you’ll have attend the Asus press conference, but here’s a sneak preview of some of the announcements. There’s a 12 inch device for those that demand the very best. This slider will appeal to those that want the flexibility of a keyboard, whilst those that want a tablet with the flexibility of a tablet with more more power and occassionaly keyboard will love this device. And for those that want something super-light that you can operate with one hand, there’s a 7 inch announcement coming for you too. But that’s just the beginning of what this tablet line-up can offer. Full details will be available at the Asus CES press conference on Tuesday 4th January, but if you can’t attend that, make sure you go to techinstyle.tv for all the details.

>ASUS 2011 Tablet Line Up

> Tablets are big news at this year’s CES, and the announcements from Asus are no exception. The difference with Asus’s product line up for 2011, however, comes from the choice the range of tablets offers the customer – whether you’re a commuter who wants to enjoy HD video or a mobile worker who wants something light but easy to work on, there’s something for everyone. For all the details you’ll have attend the Asus press conference, but here’s a sneak preview of some of the announcements. There’s a 12 inch device for those that demand the very best. This slider will appeal to those that want the flexibility of a keyboard, whilst those that want a tablet with the flexibility of a tablet with more more power and occassionaly keyboard will love this device. And for those that want something super-light that you can operate with one hand, there’s a 7 inch announcement coming for you too. But that’s just the beginning of what this tablet line-up can offer. Full details will be available at the Asus CES press conference on Tuesday 4th January, but if you can’t attend that, make sure you go to techinstyle.tv for all the details.

>Asus G73JW 17.3" Gaming notebook video review

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>Asus G73Jh Gaming Notebook Review

> The biggest gaming laptop we’ve tested so far doesn’t disappoint. http://www.tested.com

>ASUS U36 is the World’s Thinnest Notebook with a Standard Voltage CPU

> ASUS U36 is the world’s thinnest notebook featuring an Intel® standard voltage CPU, super-slim 19mm shell rethinks performance and mobility expectations. ASUS’ outstanding R&D team was able to develop a unique thermal design, reducing the notebook frame to a mere 19mm while still packing an impressive Intel® Core™ i3 or Core™ i5 processor. Together with ASUS’ Super Hybrid Engine technology and an NVIDIA® graphics card with Optimus technology, the U36 has a super long battery life, lasting up to 10 hours.

>NVIDIA Optimus and the Asus UL50VF Notebook Video Review

> Get comfortable, this one is a bit long, but the technology is revolutionary! NVIDIA Optimus technology brings seamless graphics switching to notebooks, allowing for hassle free use of discrete graphics when you need them, along with all the battery saving benefits of a ULV (ultra low voltage) based system. Optimus works by physically providing or cutting off power to the video card in a system. The software can automatically detect what programs or applications will need to use discrete graphics and adjust completely by itself. The best part is, no user interference is required. There are no buttons to push, switches to flick or settings to adjust. The change is simple and flawless. All of this is packed inside a very sleek and professional Asus UL50VF notebook which combines portability, performance, style, and an incredible warranty; the perfect compliment to debut NVIDIA Optimus. To learn more about NVIDIA Optimus follow the link, and check out the Optimus White paper for in depth technical documentation http://www.nvidia.com