Asus had a hit with its first 2-in-1 Windows 8 laptop, the Transformer Book T100TA, which was launched in 2013 and is still selling. The T100 Chi is an upmarket version of that, with lots of ...

ASUS already added new members to its Transformer family back at Computex, and now at IDF 2013, the company's added yet another, called the Transformer Book T100. It's got a 10.1 inch 1366 x 768 IPS ...

I admit being harsh on Windows 8 hybrids when it comes to functionality. I firmly believe that hybrids must be good tablets first or else fail as a hybrid. If a tablet is not a good one then slapping ...

Will the Transformer T100 do for Asus what Nexus 7 has done? Is it the perfect replacement to your laptop? Read our review and decide… NEW DELHI: For the past couple of years, Asus has enjoyed great ...

Asus is no stranger to small and cheap computing. Just six years ago it introduced the world to the very first netbook. That Linux-powered Asus Eee PC ran an Intel Celeron at just 700MHz, and it was ...

Asus has long been a pioneer in the affordable portable computing space. The company practically invented the netbook market with the launch of the first Eee PC laptop in 2007. And while netbooks have ...

Hybrid laptop-tablet Windows 8 machines have been spilling onto the shelves at an exponential rate of late. But none have been positioned like the affordable Asus Transformer Book T100. This 10.1-inch ...

The Asus Transformer Book T100 is an inexpensive Windows tablet with a 10 inch display and a keyboard based that lets you use it like a laptop. Thanks to an Intel Z3740 Bay Trail processor the device ...

- Want for more than just office work such as Photo editing and Video work. Do you remember netbooks? The low-powered pseudo laptops that were more of a compromise slapped on with Windows XP on a ...

The Asus Transformer Book T100 is a full Windows 8.1 10-inch tablet, sporting Intel ‘Bay Trail' internals, and a keyboard dock all for under $500 (some retailers now have it for $400). Windows is ...

Asus’s tagline is ‘In Search of Incredible’. It used to be ‘Inspiring Innovation. Persistent Perfection’. I hadn’t really considered the name change before last night, having popped along to the UK ...