Asus has today introduced the ASUS EAH4890 Series—the world’s first graphics cards to utilize Voltage Tweak technology. With this innovation, users will be able to boost GPU voltages via the SmartDoctor application and enjoy up to an amazing 15% in performance improvement. For users who are looking for a graphics card offering astounding graphical performances even on default settings, the ASUS EAH4890 TOP will enable an 8% performance boost, delivering exhilarating gaming experiences.

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Our friends at gadgetmix.com have done a review of ASUS P552W. Here is what they had to say,

If you don’t care much about VGA and want pure speed and performance, then look no further. ASUS P552W is a great deal especially considering the fact that it is SIM-unlocked, meaning that you can use it with any provider/carrier. Coupled with the excellent build-quality by ASUS, it is an overall great package.

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Folks at laptopmag.com have recently reviewed the ASUS EEE PC 1002HA. According to them,

Those looking for a netbook with a 10-inch screen and a spacious keyboard will find nearly everything they are looking for in the Eee PC 1002HA. ASUS’s replacement to its popular Eee PC 1000H is more attractive and an equally capable performer. Overall, we recommend the similarly configured Samsung NC10 because it offers a better keyboard and much longer endurance for the same price, but some will prefer the 1002HA’s slicker design.

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I just saw this video on youtube. According to me, the Windows XP in 701 is running quite a lot of applications and the author has not done a fresh install. I’ve seen the 701 booting XP in less than 15 seconds.

ASUS is regarded as the first company which made the term netbooks popular among the crowd. It’s first model of the EEE series, the 700 series was a huge success. Soon, the netbooks evolved and so did the ASUS EEE range. The shabby 800 x 480 resolution of the EEE 700 series was rectified in the 900 series, which sported 1024 x 600 resolution.

But, there was one common complaint among all the EEE PCs so far. The keyboard. Some people also yearned for a little bigger display. ASUS came out with 1000H to address those issues. So, was the ASUS successful in it’s mission? Read on to find out!

Let me first give you a quick glance at its specs:

• Processor: Intel Atom N270 at 1.6GHz
• Chipset: Intel 945GSEMemory: 1 GB DDR2
• HDD: 80GB/160GB
• Screen: 10″  (1024 x 600)
• Connectors: 3xUSB, VGA, Wireless 802.11b/g/n, card reader, Bluetooth
• Weight: 1.45kg

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I’ve been able to get nearly 5.5 hours of battery life on my ASUS EEE PC 1000H but that is not even close to 8 hours. I get 5.5 hours in power saving mode. But, 8 hours? Anyway, here is the commercial (hot!)