Watch the ASUS ROG CES 2021 keynote in 12 minutes

Posted on 13/01/2021 by Engadget

ASUS ROG is completely focused on delivering products designed for PC gamers, and for CES 2021 the company didn’t disappoint. It revealed the new ROG Flow X13, which is an ultraportable laptop that has extra gaming power when you need it thanks to an...

The future of gaming laptops with ASUS ROG

Posted on 12/01/2021 by Engadget

Now that we’ve got new NVIDIA RTX 30-series GPUs and AMD’s Ryzen 5000 chips on the way, it’s a great time to be in the market for a gaming laptop. To see where ASUS ROG is headed, we chatted with Jeff Kampman, part of the company’s technical marketin...

Presenting the Best of CES 2021 finalists!

Posted on 12/01/2021 by Engadget

We’ll admit, we weren’t entirely sure what to expect when we agreed to judge the annual Best of CES Awards without an in-person show. How many companies would show up to an online-only show? What would we lose without being able to wander the halls o...

ASUS launches PB278Q WQHD monitor for pros and gamers that appreciate accurate colors

Posted on 28/08/2012 by Richard Lawler

It appears there will be plenty of options for professionals interested in WQHD monitors this fall, and ASUS has added one more to the pile on the eve of IFA 2012 with its PB278Q. An LED-backlit IPS 27-inch widescreen display with a resolution of 2560 x 1440, it has HDMI 1.4, DisplayPort 1.2, Dual-link DVI and built-in speakers. Similar to the VA278Q that was introduced at CES 2012, it will add pro-focused adjustments for more accurate color, plus ASUS QuickFit Virtual Scale and Splendid Video Intelligence tech when it ships in early September. There's no word on the price tag, but if you're interested in something with more pixels than your current 1080p setup, there's a video from ASUS Republic of Gamers Australia embedded after the break.

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ASUS intros three new ROG TYTAN gaming desktops, Ivy Bridge on board

Posted on 08/05/2012 by Edgar Alvarez

Those of you looking for a fresh, Ivy Bridge-powered gaming rig may want to look ASUS' way. The Taiwanese outfit just welcomed a trifecta of new ROG TYTAN machines to its lineup, which include the CG8580, CG8270 and CM6870 -- all sporting similar aesthetics as that CG8490 we showed you a while back. For starters, the higher-end CG8580 packs a quad-core, 4.6GHz Core i7-3770k CPU alongside a single-touch Turbo Gear button for overclocking, a twin 128GB SSD and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX680 graphics card. As for the CG8270 and CM6870, you can choose between Intel's third-gen Core i5 or i7 for processing power, up to 16GB of RAM and, of course, a DVD or Blu-ray player. ASUS hasn't given official pricing yet, but we're sure that's going to depend heavily on how souped-up you want your future gaming beast to be.

Gallery: ASUS ROG TYTAN press shots