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The only certainty with the personal computing market is change. Pat Pilcher's review on the Asus TF103C Convertible TabletMore

Samsung's struggles continue as low-cost vendors are quickly proving that mid- to high-priced Android tablets simply aren't cut out for today's tablet marketMore

The worldwide tablet market has grown 11.5% year over year in the third quarter, according to IDCMore

There’s definitely no shortage of affordable Android tablets. There’s a heap of el-cheapo kamakuza-brand X models. So when asked to check out Asus’s Memo Pad 7, I was a more than a little curious to see how Asus stacked up in the ultra crowded and competitive android tablet market.More

Who'd have thought that having a way of storing/retrieving data over your home network would become so critical for so many?More

"Sometimes it's better to do it right the first time and not be afraid of watching and learning from others."More

The ASUS DSL-N66U (no fancy names here) lands at about the same price as Netgear’s Nighthawk but is a hell of a lot less flashy and much more industrial - does this mean it works like a machine?More

Asus have released the N750, 17.3 inches of glorious screen real estate wrapped in a sleek metal body, ready for pretty much anything you can throw at it?More

David McKean, Asus New Zealand sales manager, takes a look at the benefits and challenges posed by tablets for SMBs.More

"Until recently, Apple, and to a lesser extent Samsung, have been sitting at the top of the market, minimally impacted by the progress from competitors."More

"There are pockets of optimism coming from mature markets like ANZ, Singapore, and Hong Kong, where the smartphones and tablets near saturation."More

"There's an opportunity with Sony and Samsung pulling out of that space. We're hoping we can slot in nicely in the market."More

"The better than expected results seem to arise from two places..."More

Synnex New Zealand has surpassed $100 million in revenue, with promises of another record year ahead.More

Experts forecast an even more challenging year ahead for the category...More

"We see this new partnership as a positive step towards a strong relationship between our two companies in Australia and New Zealand."More

"On the consumer side, ongoing distractions from smartphones and tablets as well as cautious channel intake impacted most markets in the region..."More

"While the PC market remains weak... the end of XP support by Microsoft on April 8 has played a role in the easing decline of PC shipments..."More

Worldwide top-three consumer notebook vendor ASUS has expanded its channel network in New Zealand, naming a new distributor for its notebook and tablet range...More

"Her expertise, combined with the strong foundation established by the current team, will enable the future growth of ASUS in the New Zealand market."More

Worldwide sales of tablets to end users reached 195.4 million units in 2013, a 68 percent increase on 2012, according to Gartner.More

"We expect commercial purchases of tablets to continue to accelerate in mature markets, but softness in the consumer segment point to a more challenging environment for tablets in 2014 and beyond."More

"2014 is expected to remain another challenging year for the PC market, as competition will only grow among the devices."More

For those of you who do not know the ASUS Republic of Gamers badge (ROG) is given to products that perform exceptionally well, especially for gamers. So with this in mind we look at the ASUS G750 gaming notebook to see if it is worthy of it's ROG badge.More