An Asus representative has revealed recently that the outfit has no plans to discontinue the production of tablets in the Transformer line, including the recently released Transformer Prime, despite the lawsuit started against the company by Hasbro. After the trademark infringement lawsuit was filed by the US-based toy maker, Asus has conducted a series...
During the company’s traditional sales meeting, that took place on December 5, Asus has set its shipment goals for the coming year when the Taiwanese company expects to surpass Samsung, as far as the number of tablets delivered to the market is concerned In 2012, Asus expects to ship at least three million units...
Nvidia has high hopes for its recently launched Tegra 3 system-on-a-chip (SoC) device as in 2012 it plans to ship no less than 25 million such chips, which could make it more popular than the previous iteration of Tegra. These SoC are supposed to go into smartphones, tablet PCs and automobiles, according to industry...
Expected to arrive shortly, Asus’ Transformer Prime tablet powered by Nvidia’s Kal-El quad-core processor was apparently pushed back a month as the Taiwanese company now wants to ship the device with Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. According to DigiTimes, Google has agreed to help Asus tune up the Nvidia Kal-El powered tablet for ICS,...
Asus has recently held a conference to announce the company’s financial results for the third quarter of this year and apart from the usual sales and revenue numbers the Taiwanese maker also revealed that it plans to introduce four new tablets in 2012 powered by the Windows 8 and Android OSes. Two of these...
