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ROG Claymore: New Minimalistic RGB Keyboard from ASUS

ROG Claymore: New Minimalistic RGB Keyboard from ASUS

ASUS ROG latest keyboard is the world’s first RGB LED-backlit keyboard with a detachable numpad for flexible placement and a minimal footprint. The detachable keypad can be placed to the left or right of the keyboard to suit different scenarios — on the left side of the keyboard as macro keys for MMO gaming, or …

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Review: ASUS USB-AC68 AC1900 WiFi Adapter

Review: ASUS USB-AC68 AC1900 WiFi Adapter

The ASUS USB-AC68 is a Dual-band Wireless-AC1900 USB 3.0 Wi-Fi Adapter to maximise your 1Gbps / 2Gbps connection. Running on 802.11ac technology, it offers speeds of up to 1300 Mbps (5GHz) and 600 Mbps (2.4GHz). The 3×4 MIMO antenna design with ASUS AiRadar Beamforming promises an optimised Wi-Fi connection.

Review: ASUS RECO Smart Dash Camera

Review: ASUS RECO Smart Dash Camera

In-car dashboard cameras are now a necessity. It could make / break your insurance claim, and I think every driver needs one. The ASUS Reco Smart is a more intelligent in car camera as the name suggests. You plug it into your car and can use it as per a normal dash cam. The included …

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Experience the ASUS Z3nvolution

Experience the ASUS Z3nvolution

Currently on at Suntec (Tower 2) Level 1 is ASUS Z3nvoluton Experience Zone where you can try out their latest products. The ASUS Zenvolution Roadshow will be held till 16 October 2016. Encompassing the power of 3, the “3” series is a concept born from the ASUS trinity of power, design and transformation. The third …

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Switching to GalliumOS on Chromebox

Switching to GalliumOS on Chromebox

As convenient as it is to use ChromeOS, it is limited in terms of what it can do. I can’t run a PlexMediaServer, Python scripts, Server applications and more. On the other hand, no matter what you are trying to do, there’s an excellent chance that you can find an application on Linux. Enter GalliumOS. …

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Free Yourself With the New Strix Wireless

Free Yourself With the New Strix Wireless

The Strix Wireless upgrades the Strix 7.1 Headset with low-latency 2.4GHz wireless technology. The battery is good for 10-hours of uninterrupted use on a single charge, and offers compatibility with a wide range of devices. It features the same owl-eye design as it’s sibling. The previous headset would have set you back by $239, but …

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