In its main product launch for 2014 in Singapore, ASUS launched a slew of 12 new business, consumer and gaming products – including the Transformer Book T300 Chi, ROG G751 and ZenWatch.
Many of the devices were first unveiled during IFA 2014 in early September, the highlight of which was the ZenWatch – the company’s first wearable device.
It will be available in Singapore for S$299 from end of 2014.
Another significant milestone is the unveiling of devices incorporating the latest Intel Core M processor, also unveiled during IFA 2014 – the Transformer Book T300 Chi is one of the earliest off the block to ship with the new chip.
The new Core M, which enables razor-thin, energy-efficient, fanless designs for 2-in-1 devices must have played a large part in making the Transformer Book T300 Chi the world’s slimmest 12.5-inch detachable 2-in-1 tablet.
The final of the trio of hero products is the ROG G751, the first ROG notebook from ASUS to feature the latest NVIDIA GeForce GTX970/980M dedicated graphics.
The list below shows the three hero products, as well as the other 9 products revealed in today’s “In Search of Incredible” event:
- Transformer Book T300 Chi
- ROG G751
- ZenWatch
- 13-inch Zenbook UX303, S$1,698 (i7 model) from today
- 15-inch Zenbook NX500
- 15-inch ROG GX500
- 17-inch ROG G771
- 15-inch G551
- ROG G20, S$2,699 from tomorrow
- Transformer Book T300FA
- PadFone S, S$449 (excluding PadFone Station)
- Eeebook X205
The 13-inch Zenbook UX303 and 15-inch Zenbook NX500 are refreshed products from the original Zenbook series.
ROG G20 is a reintroduction of ASUS’ first small form full function gaming desktop while the 15-inch ROG GX500, 17-inch ROG G771, 15-inch G551 are the latest gaming laptops.
The 13-inch Transformer Book T300FA is the update for the 2-in-1 Transformer Series.
More details and technical specifications of each product can be found in the press release below.
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