ASUS by far had the most impressive booth of the show, down to the sheer number of new and cool products.
 | | The EEE PCs are small, light, cheap, and use 2GB-8GB solid state for the hard disks. |
 | | The new 22” gaming monitor looks like it might have the goods. We’ll check it out the second it’s on the market. |
After the success of its leather notebook, ASUS is branching out again with different materials.
The new motherboard offerings coming up are filled with intriguing innovation. Whether they’ll sink or fly is anyone’s guess.
 | | The M3A32-MVP Deluxe. This one has AMD’s RD790 northbridge, and supports PCI-E 2.0 and Hypertransport 3. |
 | | The P5KC has both DDR2 and DDR3 slots. |
 | | The P5K3 Premium has heatsinks for your RAM built into the heatpipe system. |
 | | While the Blitz Extreme has pipes built in to the northbridge heatsink for water cooling. |
 | | It’s making TVs now as well, further cementing its desire to be the next Sony. |
 | | The Xonar sound card – it features a C-Media chip, but ASUS will write its own drivers. |
 | | This is the external Xonar – it’s a USB sound card with a volume dial on top, and you can depress the top for an instant mute. |
 | | HD-DVD and Blu-Ray burners. These will come to market soon at a surprisingly low price. |
 | | And if you’re still on older tech, then these 20x DVD writers will fit the bill nicely. |
 | | ASUS is betting internet radio will be the next big thing, and has gone all retro to achieve it. |
 | | ASUS is betting internet radio will be the next big thing, and has gone all retro to achieve it. |
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