Asus Taichi review | Laptops and netbooks Reviews | TechRadar:

"Anything one screen can do, two screens can do better. Such is the thinking behind Asus's latest premium notebook-tablet hybrid, the Asus Taichi.
The second screen fitted to the lid of the 1.25kg (2.76lbs) chassis enables you to turn this ultra-portable laptop into a tablet and take full advantage of the touch-optimised Windows 8 operating system.
As with previous Asus products such as the Asus Zenbook Prime UX31A or the Asus Transformer Pad Infinity, the Asus Taichi is a gorgeously designed with a tapered wedge that measures only 3mm (0.12 inches) at its thinnest point.
Lift the lid and the gunmetal grey brushed metal effect reminds us of the excellent Samsung Series 9 ultra-portable laptop while, as ever, comparisons will be drawn with Apple's MacBook Air."

ASUS EA-N66 & Amped SR20000G Wi-Fi Extender Review - Which Wireless Network Extender Is Best For You? - Legit Reviews:

"With the Holiday season fast approaching, we wanted to take a look at some devices to enhance your existing home or small business network.  Many of us are quite happy with the router that serves as the central hub, but often complain about the wireless coverage around the house or “dark-spots” in the building.  Most times, attempting to fix these Wi-Fi issues results in other issues cropping up.  For example, if you move the Wireless Router away from your home office to get better signals in the corner of your house might result in worse coverage in the bedroom.  Many of us can’t even move the router since it is hard-wired to devices that can’t be relocated."

ASUS Zenbook Prime review (UX51Vz): a blazing 15-inch Ultrabook with a lofty price:

"Windows 8 has ushered in an era of category-defying devices, with hybrid machines that bend, flip around, lie flat and otherwise contort flooding the market (and our offices). When virtually every Windows 8 product we've reviewed possesses acrobatic abilities, it's easy to forget regular ol' laptops are running Microsoft's new OS, too. One such machine is the $1,949 ASUS Zenbook UX51Vz (aka the U500), a 15-inch Ultrabook with the trappings of a multimedia powerhouse, including a quad-core Core i7 processor, NVIDIA GT650M graphics and a 1080p IPS display -- and no gymnastic tricks up its sleeve. Another thing it doesn't have: a touchscreen, which is available on plenty of other Windows 8 notebooks, not to mention other upcoming Zenbook Prime models. Considering that (possibly glaring) omission, is the UX51Vz still an attractive option at this premium price point? Head past the break to find out."