ASUS stories
Kiwis are ditching Apple for cheaper Android and Windows tablets, with a staggering 147% market growth in Q1 2013.
ASUS launches the 3G Nexus 7 in Australia and NZ, boasting enhanced mobility with mobile data connectivity, available at select retailers.
Upon opening up the box for the WebGauge Router, it becomes clear that New Zealand company WebGauge has simply rebranded some ASUS RT-N12 routers.
Morningstar plots a green comeback in April, targeting NZ's IT market amid fierce competition and recent setbacks.
A cluster of schools in Auckland's Eastern suburbs has found a way to enhance student engagement with digital technology.
Global tablet shipments dip 9.7% awaiting Apple's new iPad, yet year-on-year figures surge by 59.6%, says IDC.
Worldwide PC shipments fell for fifth consecutive quarter, the longest duration of decline in the PC market's history, begging the question - are PCs finished?.
BlackBerry's CEO predicts tablets will wane in 5 years, yet IDC data shows a 142.4% surge in shipments, challenging his view.
ASUS unveils world's tiniest router, flawless for travellers, blending full internet access into a pocket-friendly USB device.
Following a deal to pioneer Microsoft's new Windows RT PCs, vendor reports 35% rise in sales during first fiscal quarter.
Microsoft has announced four manufacturers will offer Windows RT PCs, along with further details regarding product features.
New Zealand's PC market shines, recording growth in Q1 2012 amidst regional downtrend, as shown in IDC and Gartner reports.
The Toriba 831S+ is budget priced – were it not for the 16-inch ASUS VW161D, it would be the cheapest monitor we looked at.
Asus's EEE Pc 1000H netbook dazzles with its 10-inch screen and friendly keyboard, but does size compromise its essence? A mixed bag, but impressive.
Resellers in New Zealand are helping K-12 schools understand the true value of IT and make the most of their limited budgets.
With a global staff of more than 100,000 and a world-class R&D design team, the turnover for 2007 was US$6.9 billion.
