When we work for prolonged periods, CPU gets heated for sure. ASUS has devised a solution to the heating problems of CPU. Arctic Square CPU cooler is a compact sized cooler incorporating innovative features to offer compatibility with many motherboards and chassis. It is equipped with dynamic fan speed control, double side fins, and four copper heat pipes in order to deliver efficient heat dissipation for the latest quad-core processors. It is very easy to install. Just follow three-step procedure: Place retention set on the motherboard, then place cooler over the CPU and finally Lock cooler with spring clip.

When we work for prolonged periods, CPU gets heated for sure. ASUS has devised a solution to the heating problems of CPU. Arctic Square CPU cooler is a compact sized cooler incorporating innovative features to offer compatibility with many motherboards and chassis. It is equipped with dynamic fan speed control, double side fins, and four copper heat pipes in order to deliver efficient heat dissipation for the latest quad-core processors. It is very easy to install. Just follow three-step procedure: Place retention set on the motherboard, then place cooler over the CPU and finally Lock cooler with spring clip.

Asus is making education more interesting. Recently the company has announced Asus T83 UMPC that will be available in two versions: one being Tablet PC style with a touchscreen interface, while the second, a little dearer model as it is convertible. The seven-inch LCD can pivot for a laptop-like feel and offers amazing video. The Asus T83 is powered by an ultra-low voltage VIA chipset, consuming up just 3.5 watts of power. As the model is especially designed for educational purposes, it will go in the hands of little kids who by nature have the habit to drop off things. This model can withstand drops of up to three feet. The Company assures to bring forth more sturdy models in future. The T83 has built-in GPS, an integrated webcam, and operates on a full version of Windows XP.

Asus is making education more interesting. Recently the company has announced Asus T83 UMPC that will be available in two versions: one being Tablet PC style with a touchscreen interface, while the second, a little dearer model as it is convertible. The seven-inch LCD can pivot for a laptop-like feel and offers amazing video. The Asus T83 is powered by an ultra-low voltage VIA chipset, consuming up just 3.5 watts of power. As the model is especially designed for educational purposes, it will go in the hands of little kids who by nature have the habit to drop off things. This model can withstand drops of up to three feet. The Company assures to bring forth more sturdy models in future. The T83 has built-in GPS, an integrated webcam, and operates on a full version of Windows XP.

The beautiful Asus Aura that we told you about a few weeks ago has been official denied by ASUS, who said in an email:

It has come to our attention that the concept phone “Aura” design bears the company logo and name of ASUSTeK Computer Inc. This concept phone and its design however,is not sanctioned or supported by our company.

The phone looked awesome, and I have to say, it's a shame that it's merely a fake concept phone that will likely never see production.

Since the introduction of the Apple iPhone on January the 9th, the world has gone touch pad crazy, touch pad technology is the way of the future and many companies have heard the call and made their own touch pad phones in direct competition with the iPhone. This is a top ten list of iPhone Competitors, some of the phones are the real deal, some are just concepts at the moment, all are cool.

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Coming in at Number 1 is the recently announced Samsung F700 ultra slim phone, answering the call early Samsung have come up with a splendid touch pad phone. Main features of the phone include a 5 megapixel camera, touch pad technology, impressive downloads speeds of up to 7.2 Mbps and a cool slide out QWERTY Keyboard, which is something the iPhone is lacking. With their first deluge into touch pad phones Samsung seem to have hit a home run straight of the bat.

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The next touchphone coming in at a close Second is the LG KE850, this touch phone has actually been around for quite some time and is a smash hit in South Korea. It is widely believed amongst industry experts Apple based there design model around this phone. The phone features a 3-inch LCD touch screen display and 2 megapixel camera. The phone will be about $750. Any maybe available in Europe and America soon.

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At Number Three we see the Nokia Aeon Concept Phone. This phone is just a concept phone and not currently available to the consumer, it has been around for a very long time. Obviously Nokia was onto to touch phone technology from the very early stages, their long term research and studying into the technology, may see them if not in the form of the Aeon bring out a very advanced touch phone some time soon that will be available to consumers. If that happens you could probably elevated Nokia to Number Two iPhone competitor on this list.

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Asus P526 GPS PDA phone is expected to be released during CEBIT major electronics show coming up next month. Few details were released about P526, but we do know that it will be powered by the Windows Mobile 6.0 OS. Other specs of the phone include GSM/GPRS/EDGE connectivity, 2 megapixel camera, 2.6″ touchscreen, a weight of 115g, and is only 15.4 mm thin.

Since the introduction of the Apple iPhone on January the 9th, the world has gone touch pad crazy, touch pad technology is the way of the future and many companies have heard the call and made their own touch pad phones in direct competition with the iPhone. This is a top ten list of iPhone Competitors, some of the phones are the real deal, some are just concepts at the moment, all are cool.

1.

Coming in at Number 1 is the recently announced Samsung F700 ultra slim phone, answering the call early Samsung have come up with a splendid touch pad phone. Main features of the phone include a 5 megapixel camera, touch pad technology, impressive downloads speeds of up to 7.2 Mbps and a cool slide out QWERTY Keyboard, which is something the iPhone is lacking. With their first deluge into touch pad phones Samsung seem to have hit a home run straight of the bat.

read more....

2.

The next touchphone coming in at a close Second is the LG KE850, this touch phone has actually been around for quite some time and is a smash hit in South Korea. It is widely believed amongst industry experts Apple based there design model around this phone. The phone features a 3-inch LCD touch screen display and 2 megapixel camera. The phone will be about $750. Any maybe available in Europe and America soon.

read more....

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At Number Three we see the Nokia Aeon Concept Phone. This phone is just a concept phone and not currently available to the consumer, it has been around for a very long time. Obviously Nokia was onto to touch phone technology from the very early stages, their long term research and studying into the technology, may see them if not in the form of the Aeon bring out a very advanced touch phone some time soon that will be available to consumers. If that happens you could probably elevated Nokia to Number Two iPhone competitor on this list.

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Check it out! The ASUS Aries phone has been spotted in the flesh! The ASUS Aries is a tri-band UTMS phone (850/1900/2100MHz) featuring Windows Mobile 6 Standard for around-the-world coverage, and other cool features like a 2-megapixel camera, secondary camera for video calls, and a QWERTY keypad.

The Aries also features a 520MHz XScale processor and a scroll wheel for easy navigation. The phone is reportedly just only slightly thicker and wider than the Excalibur. (Click the image for a full-size photo.)

It seems that everyone is coming out with their own version of a touchscreen, keyless phone these days. ASUS apparently is no exception with their own announcement of the ASUS Aura, however their phone also has a QWERTY keypad that folds out and a 2-megapixel camera.

Like the iPhone, the ASUS Aura can work in both horizontal and vertical modes, switching automatically when you flip the phone around. It features a nice 3.9-inch touchscreen display, as well as Bluetooth, a microSD card slot and miniUSB connectivity. The Aura is pretty darn thin at just 9mm, which makes this the perfect size to carry easily in a pocket or purse. It is a great multimedia device, allowing you to take photos, watch movies, etc. It works on GSM networks, and features internet connectivity through 3G (including HSDPA) and WiFi.

The one thing this phone that others do not is the QWERTY keyboard. You can use either the touchscreen or the keypad, depending on your preferences. I think this is a great option, and will help sales of the device. It looks really cool!

GSM, 3G, including HSDPA, and also the wireless networks Wi- fie and interface Bluetooth 2.0. And all this with the thickness of 6 mm. overall sizes are assumed such: 9"khya9kh' mm. that zh, will be healthy, if they sometimes personify development into the life.

The ASUS J501 super-slim slider phone was recently launched in Taiwan.
One of the coolest things about this phone is that it can also double as a Skype phone. So when you're out and about you can use it as a regular mobile phone, or if you're in a WiFi zone you can connect to Skype and save your minutes by making calls through that.

The ASUS J501 features a nice 2.2-inch display, which is great for its many multimedia functions. As well, it also includes a 2-megapixel fixed-focus camera, and a microSD slot for expandable memory. You can pick up the ASUS J501 in Taiwan for NT$9,900, or about $302 USD.

ASUS has officially announced the P735 smartphone that we told you about last week. The phone works on UMTS (WCDMA) 2100 MHz with 384 kbps UL/DL, GSM 900/1800/1900Mhz, and GPRS Class 10 networks. It does not have HSDPA or GPS.

The ASUS P735 is, however, packed with lots of multimedia features including: video calls, dual camera, business card reader, and full multimedia playback. It also includes the ASUS Remote Presenter software application, which allows you to control PowerPoint presentations from a PC via Bluetooth. It also allows you to view the PowerPoint footnotes on the ASUS P735's screen. How cool is that?

Other innovative functions of the phone include the Meeting Planner, which allows scheduling and time conversion across up to 3 timezones for teleconferencing meetings. The ASUS Profile function helps you to avoid embarrassing rings during meetings, and the ASUS Status feature keeps you updated as to the status of the device. My Secret allows you to encrypt and protect sensitive documents (if activated).

The Asus P735 also comes with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth connectivity, and a miniSD card slot. It weights 143g and measures 109 mm x 59 mm x 19 mm. Still no word on pricing.

Gone are the days when mobile phones were used to make umm just calls and the latest trend is to incorporate GPS functionality onto the handset! The newest GPS totting handset on the block is the ASUS P735 which is the 3G version of P535. Not much is known about the features but we do know that the handset supports UMTS, includes a miniSD card, features Bluetooth connectivity and lacks a keyboard.

Today ASUS announced the launch of its trendy Z801 mobile phone, which is available only in Taiwan at this time. Without compromising its functionality, the Z801 phone incorporates the latest fashion trends for a truly stylish mobile device.

The ASUS Z801 mobile phone is sophisticated and sleek, with clean lines, recessed buttons on the side, and a checkboard style keyboard. The phone is also constructed of high-quality materials, making it both beautiful and durable. The phone's chassis is constructed of stainless steel, while the front of the phone is accented by a genuine leather insert. The Z801 also makes use of fine sapphire crystal for the secondary screen, adding to the classy appeal of this mobile phone.

The ASUS Z801 is designed for global use with its Quadband reception, Bluetooth connectivity, voice dialing, and QR code for e-commerce transactions. But the Z801 is not just all work and no play - it also a great entertainment device with a 2 megapixel camera (1600x1200 resolution), a large QVGA screen (240x320), video recording capabilities, as well as MP3, AAC, and MPEG4 playback. The phone has 64MB of internal memory, which can be expanded with use of a microSD memory card. The unique karaoke function brings even more entertainment fun to this device.