TL;DR: The ASUS Chromebook CM30 (Open Box) is a portable 2-in-1 device that packs a touch display, garaged stylus, and ...

Asus is pursuing a niche segment within the tablet PC sphere – that of tablet PCs that come with their own keypad that is either attached or detachable from the main tablet form. The Eee Pad Slider ...

TL;DR: The ASUS ROG Flow Z13 gaming tablet features AMD's powerful Ryzen AI Max+ 395 Strix Halo APU with 16 cores and a 40-core RDNA 3.5 GPU, up to 128GB RAM, and a 13-inch 2.5K 180Hz touchscreen. It ...

While tablet sales figures have always been dominated with extravagant iPad sales data, here is one company that too is making its presence felt in the tablet segment that currently is too one-sided ...

Please bear with me - I've been an Ars reader for 10+ years and finally just made an account, because I wanted to ask a question regarding these types of devices. While this new Flow Z15 fits my niche ...

Asus may be prepping a new Android tablet. A mysterious Asus-branded tablet was recently spotted on benchmarking service GFXBench, and it seemingly comes with some very interesting specs. The device ...

Ever since we first heard about AMD's Strix Halo APUs, we've been wondering exactly what kind of products would make use of them. After all, these parts are high-powered, with the top-end Ryzen AI MAX ...

Asus' new gaming tablet, the Asus ROG Flow Z13, has just appeared in a benchmark leak, in part showcasing the incredible performance of the AMD Ryzen Max+ 395 CPU that powers it. The previous ...

With the launch of Windows 8, we suddenly started seeing a slew of “convertibles” coming to the market. At first, we oohed and aahed at these exciting new devices that could twist, bend, and do crazy ...

Asustek raised its tablet shipment target for 2012 by a whopping 67 percent on Wednesday, thanks to better than expected demand for the Nexus 7 tablet. Asus CEO Jerry Shen told investors that the ...

As if we weren’t already excited enough about the Asus MeMo 370T, a new rumor suggests that the $250, 7-inch, quad-core tablet could get a $50 price drop and launch with Google’s “Nexus” branding.

I think he means you'd expect to see it as an on-the-go system, "but there’s a lot of frame-rendering and multicore processing power inside this glass-fronted slab with a keyboard cover." At least ...