The ZenBook Pro 15 with ScreenPad (UX580) is the first device to get ASUS' new touchscreen/touchpad hybrid. It comes with a 4K UHD, Pantone-validated display that, the company claims, will offer ...

The Asus Memo Pad HD 7's screen features a colorful screen and a bevy of customizable options but gets tripped up by sluggish performance.

Asus needed its newest ZenBook Pro UX580 to stand out against a crowd of strong 15-inch notebooks, and it chose to dramatically remake the old-school touchpad as the cornerstone of its efforts ...

The Transformer Pad TF103C is also the first 10 inch Android tablet from Asus to feature an Intel Bay Trail processor rather than an ARM-based chip.

The Memo Pad FHD 10 comes stocked with various Asus goodies, including the handy floating dock, multimedia-experience-enhancing Audio Wizard, and Asus' Splendid screen calibration app.

Asus Reveals The Raikiri Pro, An Xbox Controller With Its Own Mini-OLED Screen The ROG Raikiri Pro is the only Xbox controller on the market that's named after a Naruto special attack.

Tablets took ASUS by surprise this year. The company revealed its two models, the Eee Pad Transformer and Eee Pad Slider, back at CES 2011 in January, and went on to see the Transformer become a ...

Asus also offers a 10 inch MeMO Pad. At $299, the MeMO Pad Smart ME301T is the cheapest 10 inch tablet Asus offers, but it has a faster processor and a better display than the 7 inch MeMO Pad.

Asus’ Infinity Pad screen has a wide 178 degree viewing angle, which makes the tablet easier to view from different angles.

With a high-res screen and a bargain price, has Asus' non-Google branded Memo Pad HD 7 got what it takes to overthrow its bigger brother? Often with cheaper tablets, the screen resolution is the ...

Screen impresses There's something about the Asus screen. We saw it on the other Transformers, and the Eee Pad Slider last year, but these displays are bright, colourful and stuffed full of detail.

Asus Transformer Pad (TF300T) review Does the junior Transformer live up to its predecessors?