CES 2018: Everything Announced By ASUS

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ASUS' presence at this year's CES was located at a venue away from the maelstrom of the show floor but the wealthy range of new product being shown here made it a destination worth finding the time to visit.

Here's what they brought to this year's largest consumer electronics tradeshow.

Zenbook 13

What is it?

The company's latest professional-alluring Zenbook. Arriving equipped with an 8th Generation Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM and a lightning-fast 1TB PCIe SSD, ASUS say it promises to help discerning users "rediscover true freedom."

What’s exciting about it?

Aside from the beefy specs, the Zenbook 13 also looks like it'll strike a strong chord with users looking for a laptop that manages to look and feel good without won't be a burden to carry. The Zenbook 13's all-metal chassis is as light as they come at 985g and ASUS say a full charge will last you 15-hours.

On some level, this might just be another Zenbook but - regardless - it's quickly shaping up to be one of ASUS' best yet.

Credit: ASUS

When will it be available?

2018.

How much will it cost?

Pricing is TBA but expect it to sit towards the premium side of things as per the Zenbook branding.

Has Australian availability been confirmed yet?

We've reached out to confirm Australian availability with ASUS but, based on conversations we had with them at CES, it seems probably.

ASUS X507

What is it?

A notebook equipped with a 7th-Gen Intel Core i7 processor, NVIDIA GeForce MX110 graphics, sNanoEdge FHD display and a flexible dual-storage configuration.

What’s exciting about it?

Pitched as a powerful notebook for creative professionals, the ASUS X507 promises the ideal blend of aesthetics and performance. It promises to look and deliver great portability while leveraging the grunt of discrete graphics to ensure you've got a machine that can get the job done.

Credit: Fergus Halliday | IDG

When will it be available?

2018.

How much will it cost?

Local pricing is TBA.

Has Australian availability been confirmed yet?

As above, the answer to this question is 'probably. However, we're waiting to confirm this with ASUS PR.

Vivo AiO V272

What is it?

An all-in-one PC that comes powered by an 8th Generation Intel Core i7 processor and NVIDIA GeForce MX150 graphics card. It's also got an integrated 27-inch 27-inch multitouch curved display with a wider 100% sRGB color gamut.

Credit: Fergus Halliday | IDG

What’s exciting about it?

As well as the specs and gleefully minimalist form-factor, the Vivo AiO also touts a ASUS SonicMaster audio system with its bass-reflex speakers. These promise to pair up nicely with the unit's display and offer a wholly immersive entertainment experience.

When will it be available?

2018.

How much will it cost?

Pricing is TBA.

Has Australian availability been confirmed yet?

Local availability is TBC.

Vivo AiO V222

What is it?

A sleek all-in-one desktop PC that - at a glance - looks a hell of a lot like an iMac.

What’s exciting about it?

ASUS haven't released too many details about the exact specs of the V222. Still, the similarities and differences between this AiO and V272 are pretty readily apparent. They both share a similar SonicMaster audio setup but the V222 offers a smaller but frameless 22-inch Full HD display.

Credit: Fergus Halliday | IDG

When will it be available?

2018.

How much will it cost?

Like the V272, Pricing is TBA.

Has Australian availability been confirmed yet?

Again, Local availability is TBC.

Other Tidbits

Our time at the ASUS booth at CES 2018 focused mostly on the products that are likely to come to the Australian market. However, there was a lot of other, more radical items we also got a glimpse of - including a router/smart speaker hybrid, ASUS' latest mesh-networking kit, a portable OLED monitor and some of their latest ROG gear. To take a look for yourself, click here.

For the full run-down on everything that happened at this year's CES in Las Vegas, click here.

Disclosure - Our coverage of CES 2018 was sponsored by Intel, Belkin and Alcatel - who collectively covered the cost of our flights and accommodation.

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