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I like Asus products. One of them is the new ASUS C90P notebook PC. The desktop replacement comes equipped with Intel Core 2 Duo processor, HDMI support, HD DVD/Blu-ray drive, MXM graphics module, WiFi and Bluetooth 2.0 connectivity. The C90P is being displayed during CeBIT 2008. Sadly, there is no word yet on pricing and availability. [Aving]
Here is a short video from JKK Mobile that shows the Asus Eee PC 900 with the larger size and increased resolution (1024 x 600) on the 8.9-inch screen. It also comes with 1GB RAM, 1.3MP camera and 8GB SSD (up to 12GB). The new version of Eee PC will be available in mid April for $607 with Linux or Windows XP operating system. [JKK Mobile] More
Asus is clever enough to provide Eee PC accessories. One of them is the Ai Guru U1 VoIP phone that allows you to chat with friends via IM programs, while it acts as a pair of headphones. The next one is the Eee AP, which is a functional 802.11g wireless access point. Meanwhile, the USB “3.5G HSDPA Card” offers you up to 3.6Mbps download speeds with GSM900/1800/1900 and WCDMA2100/1900/850 bands. And the last one is the slim DVD-RW drive. Pricing and availability info are still unavailable. [Engadget]
Asus has showcased their new Ultra Mobile PC, the R50A. The R50A UMPC runs on Intel Silverthorne processors and Intel Poulsbo chipset. It features a integrated GPS with Bluetooth and WiFi connectivity and has a 1 GB memory, 5.6-in touch screen with a 1024×600 resolution. No word on other specs, prices, or release dates yet.
Asus has introduced the M51 series. The M51 is used for digital media and will be include the Nvidia GeForce 9500M GS video card and an Intel CPU Penryn processor. It features a 15.4-inch screen, a WSXGA resolution and a built-in 1.3 Megapixel Swivel Webcam, 3 models: a high-end model, Asus M51SN with Intel processors Penryn, and two cheaper models, Asus M51Sr and M51Se. No word on pricing or availability.
Asus has announced the drop of their new travelstar 5K500 laptop by Hitachi. It is a collaboration of the ASUS M series multimedia notebook PCs. No word on actual pricing or availability. One more pic after the break.
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