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Having a basic understanding of LCD panel technologies will help you zero in on a monitor that best suits your needs… and impress the sales staff at electronics stores while you’re at it!
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Posted June 17th, 2010 in .How To Guides
With economies around the world recovering from the financial blight that slowed economic activity to a trickle, so too are jobs re-emerging from the ether. This doesn’t mean that the competition for jobs has eased, however. Here are a couple of tips on how to leverage the Internet to differentiate yourself from the job-seeking masses.
Garmin-Asus has hit on a terrific idea with its recently announced A10. Great news for smartphone fans who prefer to to leg it.
Posted May 5th, 2010 in .News & Events
Turkey’s finest overclockers converged on the local ASUS office over the weekend. The outcome: the country’s overclocking records tumbled like dominoes.
Despite having been in existence for a couple of years, the uses of Splendid’s five modes are still relatively little known among consumers – myself included. So I sought further elaboration from an ASUS rep. This is what I’ve learnt.
Einstein once said: “Imagination is everything. It is the preview of life’s coming attractions.” Here’s how to create life’s next attraction.
Posted April 27th, 2010 in .News & Events
Barely an hour ago, the results of the annual Taiwan Excellence Awards were announced. For the seventh year in a row, ASUS earned the most number of awards, with a staggering final tally of 36.
Ever since the term “eSports” was coined, it has been a constant source of contention among sporting purists. If a player doesn’t so much as break a sweat, does he or she deserve to be labelled a sportsperson? Here’s what I think.
Let the stealth fighter-inspired G73 shock and awe you with its poetic angularity.
ASUS has just racked up more red dot design awards. But is there more than meets the eye?
As the inexorable cloud continues to engulf us, the first company that gets context-based computing right is likely to take the proverbial cake.
Posted April 10th, 2010 in .Blogs .Home Entertainment & HTPC
A media player hooked up to your HDTV is perhaps the most hassle-free way of viewing those pesky .M2TS or .MTS files.