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ASUS is a multinational electronics company known for consumer and enterprise hardware such as motherboards and laptops.
…The R1 promises and delivers a lot, but it comes at an even higher price than Asus’ AirVision M1 , which debuted at $700 two years ago. Design of the Asus ROG Xreal…
Believe it or not, it’s been 20 years since Asus launched its high-end Republic of Gamers gaming line with the first ROG Crosshair, back in 2006 (see our recent review…
…All of the ZenWiFi routers run Asus’ excellent AsusWRT software, which is highly configurable and includes built-in malware protection and device management (something that Netgear and TP-Link charge you extra…
…Additionally, if you install the Asus Display Widget Center, the MQ149CD supports auto-rotation when moving between landscape and portrait modes (and vice versa). Asus ZenScreen Duo OLED (MQ149CD) OSD The MQ149CD…
…Webcam on the Asus ROG Strix Scar 18 (2026) Asus’ FHD webcam has the minimum resolution expected on a modern laptop. The picture looks soft and washed out. Highlights aren’t handled…
Tom's Hardware Verdict If you’re in the market for an inexpensive AM5-based board designed for Creators, the Asus B850-Creator is decent, but it lacks 40 Gbps ports or…
Tom's Hardware Verdict Asus' retro-themed ROG Crosshair 2006 hits you in the feels the moment you see it, but the nostalgia isn’t for nostalgia’s sake — there’s some…
Tom's Hardware Verdict The Asus ProArt PA27USD is the best professional display I’ve reviewed. It truly does everything well and when compared to others is a relative bargain. It’s…
Tom's Hardware Verdict A solid board for the price, the Asus Prime Z890-P offers users a well-rounded, inexpensive access to the Z890 platform. It offers enough connectivity for most…
Tom's Hardware Verdict The Asus ProArt PA32UCDMR is a highly capable and flexible display for content creators. But it is also a great gaming monitor and is ideal for those who…
