Intel is finally getting serious about Mobile it seems, which would be great more competition will mean better SoCs for us.
Also,if those are off contract prices I may seriously consider the Zenphone Zoom. I'll be waiting for a few reviews though, Asus products have been hit or miss for me in the past.
Glad to see upcoming updates to the Transformer T series x86 2-in-1s. I really liked the T100 while I had it but its performance just wasn't good enough and we ended up biting the bullet on a Surface Pro 3 for my wife to use for school. Hopefully these updated versions use the newer 14nm Cherry Trail Atoms.
1080P on a 5" phone dispay but they can't be bother to move past WXGA on their T90 Chi... Also, who is going to pay $400 for an Atom based laptop(T100 Chi)?
And even the T300, worse GPU than ancient Surface Pro 2... This fad with fanless... why? Cost cutting by firing all their engineers and not even trying to make a decent cooling solution?
Are Asus laptops really worth buying? I was looking for a durable laptop (I'm not really concerned about the design) and ended up buying a Samsung, but I've heard some good comments about Asus. Andre from http://www.trusera.com/
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xilience - Monday, January 5, 2015 - link
Are these phone prices unlocked, or with carrier contract?DanD85 - Monday, January 5, 2015 - link
I assume the price of $199 for zenphone 2 and $399 for zenphone zoom are all on-contract price?RaLX - Monday, January 5, 2015 - link
According to Gizmodo is off-contract prices.danbob999 - Monday, January 5, 2015 - link
sounds too good to be truearyonoco - Monday, January 5, 2015 - link
Why? Those are exactly the price range of the original Zenfone, and they've been very successful with them.This is basically what a mid-range 2015 phone is going to look like, and they generally go for $200-$250 (outright, off contract).
Stephen Barrett - Monday, January 5, 2015 - link
mmm optical zoomkron123456789 - Monday, January 5, 2015 - link
It's 4 f******g GB of RAM in a f******g smartphone. And it's not even a flagship smartphone.danbob999 - Monday, January 5, 2015 - link
We need 4GB more than we need quad-core CPUs or 2k displays.nikaldro - Thursday, January 8, 2015 - link
More than 2K? YesMore than quad cores? Hell no
Orwelian84 - Monday, January 5, 2015 - link
Intel is finally getting serious about Mobile it seems, which would be great more competition will mean better SoCs for us.Also,if those are off contract prices I may seriously consider the Zenphone Zoom. I'll be waiting for a few reviews though, Asus products have been hit or miss for me in the past.
Lost.Somewhow - Tuesday, January 6, 2015 - link
Does somebody know whether Asus will also present new Zen Ultrabooks? Thanksshadarlo - Tuesday, January 6, 2015 - link
Those prices are amazing. These aren't exactly slouches when it comes to performance. They should be really fast. I'm very intrigued.chizow - Tuesday, January 6, 2015 - link
Glad to see upcoming updates to the Transformer T series x86 2-in-1s. I really liked the T100 while I had it but its performance just wasn't good enough and we ended up biting the bullet on a Surface Pro 3 for my wife to use for school. Hopefully these updated versions use the newer 14nm Cherry Trail Atoms.Slomo4shO - Tuesday, January 6, 2015 - link
1080P on a 5" phone dispay but they can't be bother to move past WXGA on their T90 Chi... Also, who is going to pay $400 for an Atom based laptop(T100 Chi)?Visual - Thursday, January 22, 2015 - link
This.And even the T300, worse GPU than ancient Surface Pro 2...
This fad with fanless... why? Cost cutting by firing all their engineers and not even trying to make a decent cooling solution?
andrejones - Friday, December 9, 2016 - link
Are Asus laptops really worth buying? I was looking for a durable laptop (I'm not really concerned about the design) and ended up buying a Samsung, but I've heard some good comments about Asus.Andre from http://www.trusera.com/