The CEO of netbook pioneer Asustek Computer said Tuesday that he still sees no clear market for mini-laptops known as smartbooks, the reason the company isn’t moving forward in that product segment.

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Asustek Computer has added platforms developed by Qualcomm and Taiwan-based MediaTek for its ZenFone-series smartphones, reducing the proportion of platforms developed by Intel, its original supplier.

Netbook pioneer Asustek Computer believes its popular Eee PC netbook family will continue to attract more buyers than tablet devices such as Apple’s iPad. The two devices serve different markets, with ...

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Asustek Computer Inc (華碩) yesterday signed an agreement with Intel Corp to take over the US chip giant’s compact computer business, dubbed the “next unit of computing” (NUC), allowing Asustek to ...

Sales people at Taipei’s biggest consumer electronics mall look miffed when you ask to see the Padfone Mini, one of Asustek Computer ’s trendier mobile devices. The smartphone that fits inside a ...

Asustek Computer, a leading Taiwanese computer maker, will launch its much awaited low-price computer next month, becoming one of the first companies marketing an ultra-mobile laptop for the ...

Google and Asustek Computer reportedly are considering launching two new Nexus 7 tablets – an US$199 upgraded model and an US$99 entry-level model; however, Asustek has refuted the rumors. Save my ...

Apparently the "cheap laptops for developing countries" market is ripe for the picking. The OLPC project was the only one actually producing notebooks for that market. That is until Asustek stepped ...