The “Wiser Together” event took place in Sydney on Wednesday night and I was lucky enough to be in attendance. Not just because I got to see some products from the ASUS range including the Zenbook Pro Duo which I’ve already spent a bit of time with, but also because it was a networking event […]
For the last few weeks I’ve been road testing the Asus Zenbook Pro Duo. Now I have to point out that over the last year I’ve tested quite a few of the Asus machines, and I’ve found most of them to be great, but this is the first time I’ve really grown so attached to
The ASUS ROG Zephyrus GX502G is a powerful gaming laptop with enough subtle style and to pull off being a machine for both work and play. The super thin lightweight and compact design is another improvement in the model even if the lack of an on board webcam seems to be an unusual sacrifice for
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The Asus ZenBook 14 UX433F is a solid lightweight machine that boasts that it’s the world’s smallest 14-inch laptop. You can’t argue with that either, straight out of the box you wonder if they could fit any actual computer parts in the casing. Turns out they fit a fair bit of grunt under the hood
There is no doubt in my mind that the ASUS Republic of Gamer laptop range is one of the sexiest on the market. I’m always happy when I get to test drive one to put it through it’s paces as a gaming machine, but also as a day to day workhorse machine. This week I’m
The Asus TUF Gaming FX505G is a game changer in the way its a gaming laptop that packs a big punch at a more affordable price. The design of the case lives up to its name, it’s TUF! It looks like something you’d be taking into battle with sharp contoured designs and some nice indented
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I haven’t been a PC gamer for a few years, one of the issues I had was paying for life caught up with my ability to pay to continually upgrade my computer, and consoles would just run everything I wanted to play. That could change in today’s gaming environment especially after test driving one of
Seems that the National Broadband Network in it’s evaluation of how to fix the wireless congestion problems has discovered it’s problem, and it’s a “It’s not me, it’s you” approach. On Monday at a parliamentary hearing in Sydney the NBN’s chief executive Bill Morrow blamed us online gamers for being the major cause of the networks issues. The ABC
I’m going to put it out there by saying I’m generally a “Mac guy”. I’ve been proudly part of the crowd of sheep that has the iPhone, watch, iPad and MacBook. So when I was offered some hands on with the new ASUS ZenBook Flip I was always going to be hard to impress. It