Garmin-ASUS has recently announced their nuvifone M20 all-in-one phone will come equipped with the latest Windows Mobile 6.5, allowing users to enjoy a better experience with the new user interface and applications. You can also choose to download additional applications to the phone from Microsoft's Windows Marketplace.
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ASUS has adopted award-winning NVIDIA® ION™ graphics for many of its top-selling “Eee” netbooks and nettop PCs. All of the NVIDIA ION-based PCs and motherboards from ASUS fully support Windows 7, which takes advantage of graphics processors to accelerate a variety of applications, freeing the CPU to handle other tasks. The new ASUS products include:
• ASUS Eee PC 1201N: An incredibly fast netbook that combines NVIDIA ION graphics with a dual-core CPU to deliver a superior multimedia experience.
• ASUS EeeTop PC ET2002T: A stylish all-in-one PC featuring a 20-inch Touchscreen display and built-in DVD drive.
• ASUS EeeBox PC EB1012: The latest version of ASUS’s pioneering nettop delivers an incredible media experience with support for HD video, HDMI, and casual gaming.
• ASUS EeeBox PC EB1501: A full PC experience with built-in DVD burner, up to 4GB of memory, wireless connectivity and Windows 7 Home Premium.
• ASUS AT3N7A-I: A mini-ITX motherboard that is ideal for building a media centre, small form factor desktop, or home theater PC.
The ASUS O!Play Air HDP-R3 is the latest media player with wireless streaming for users to access their digital content conveniently. It can stream audio, photo and even high-definition videos from PCs, networked attached storage and other USB devices, and claims to deliver up to 1080p Full HD image rendering.
Today, ASUS has announced that selected PCs would be equipped with enhanced features to bring a better Windows 7 experience to its users. According to the manufacturer, all ASUS notebooks installed with Windows 7 will run the 64-bit versions of the operating system. Read on for the news release.
The ASUS CrossLink cable is all you need to connect your machines. You can transfer and synchronize data, as well as share Internet connectivity and optical drive functions. Best of all, the CrossLink cable doubles up as a removable flash drive (in 2GB or 4GB capacities) and works with PCs and Macs.
In early 2008, Garmin announced their GPS device that is also a smartphone, and they unveiled a prototype of it. A year later, they joined hands with ASUS to jointly launch the Garmin-ASUS nüvifone G60. Officially debuted in CommunicAsia 2009, the G60 has finally made its maiden trip to our hands. So lets take a look at how well this highly-anticipated device works out.
