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COMPANY NEWS: Intel today launched its most efficient family of x86 processors ever, the Intel Core Ultra 200V series processors.

The AI revolution is here, and ASUS has ushered in a new era of Copilot+ PCs featuring advanced AI capability with 45+ TOPS NPU AI engines, across its ProArt, ZenBook, and Vivobook portfolios.

ASUS, and its Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand, have announced the all-new ROG Ally X handheld gaming PC is now available for pre-order, with extra RAM, storage, battery life, and durability.

ASUS has released a new set of WiFi routers, which includes a dedicated unit for business. If you thought all WiFi routers and access points are the same, think again. ASUS has combined power and security along with a lot of clever, thoughtful touches that business owners will really appreciate.

Over at High Performance Laptops, Nick Ross has just posted a full, Australian review of the 2024 Asus ROG Zephyrus G16 – one of the first laptops on the local market with a new, Intel, 14^th-Gen processor. Here’s the reduced, rapid review:

Hardware manufacturer ASUS has announced the ASUS Zenbook Duo, the world's first 14" dual-screen OLED laptop, powered by AI. It's available for pre-order now, and will be available from 14 February 2024.

The ASUS ZenBook has always been a super-stylish, ultra-lightweight, yet power-packed machine. Its newest incarnation, the ZenBook 14 OLED, recently showcased at CES 2024 is now available in Australia with an RRP of $2,199.

We curate several monthly, best laptop lists over at High Performance Laptops. Here's a summary of the updated October rankings for the top gaming, ultraportable, business and overall best laptops in Australia in October, 2023.

The ASUS "Republic of Gamers", known as ROG, have for years now offered an excellent range of gaming computers, be they desktops or laptops, but its 2023 range is its most impressive yet, with the full presentation available to watch below, along with interviews featuring Aussie gaming influencers Muselk and GeekGG!

The ASUS "Republic of Gamers", known as ROG, have for years now offered an excellent range of gaming computers, be they desktops or laptops, but its 2023 range is its most impressive yet, with the full presentation available to watch below, along with interviews featuring Aussie gaming influencers Muselk and GeekGG!

Although iPhones, iPads, Xboxes, Androids and PS5s are all well known gaming devices, so too are PCs, which are easily updatable with more memory, better graphics cards and more, with ASUS and ROG one of the well known brands in the gaming space and which can be seen at a special one-day pop-up stand in Sydney's Pitt St Mall.

Global shipments of tablets and Chromebooks both fell last year, with the former dropping 3.3% year-on-year while the latter fell a much bigger 48%, according to information technology analyst firm IDC.

ASUS has taken the opportunity of CES 2023 this week to unveil its new laptop line, revealing amazing specs with brand-new chips from Intel, AMD, and Nvidia; Mini LED displays; larger full-width heatsinks; and redesigned devices pushing the boundaries of style and performance.

Security researchers at Nozomi Networks, a California firm devoted to industrial cyber security, have found 13 vulnerabilities in the firmware of baseboard management controllers on an expansion card made by a Taiwan-based company.

Nvidia's next-generation H100 Tensor Core GPUs and Quantum-2 InfiniBand are now widely available, in Microsoft Azure and more than 50 partner systems from the company's partners including Asus, Atos, Dell Technologies, Gigabyte, HPE, Lenovo, and Supermicro.

Nvidia H100 GPUs set new records in all eight of the MLPerf Training benchmarks, while the A100 came top in the latest round of MLPerf HPC benchmarks.

Global shipments of PCs fell by 18% during the third quarter of 2022 to 69.4 million units, the technology analyst firm Canalys says, attributing this drop to high inflation, rising interest rates and bloated channel inventories.

Revenue from global PC shipments was up in the first quarter of 2022, but shipments fell, the technology analyst firm Canalys says, adding that this was the first year-on-year fall for a quarter since 2020.