Along with the announcement of the Transformer Prime, Asus chairman Jonney Shih revealed some release information about the Asus Padfone. Asus expects to have the product available during the first quarter of 2012. Shih confirmed the Padfone will ship with Ice Cream Sandwich. The Padfone hasn’t undergone testing with mobile carriers, so only time will tell if that release window is pushed back.

No tablet has managed to come even a little close to the success of the iPad. Tablets running Android’s Honeycomb operating system have had more chances than any other platform at the moment. Of all the Android tablets revealed so far, the Asus Eee Pad Transformer has been one of the best. It’s cheaper than other Honeycomb tablets, and its hardware managed to be a cut above others. It’s surprising that a successor to the Transformer has been confirmed so soon after its debut.

Just like that, yesterday we told you how the Eee Keyboard was available on Amazon and now its getting unboxed. Of course, the Amazon listing is still showing as a pre-order item, but hey someone has one and its real. And coming from all of the announcements and delays that we have seen in the more »

It feels like we have been waiting for ever to see the Asus Eee Keyboard come available, and while we are not quite there yet we do have a tiny bit of forward progress. It seems that Amazon has added a listing where you can pre-order the Eee Keyboard, and of course that means the more »

It feels like we have been talking about the Asus Eee Keyboard for a long time now, oh wait, we have. We first spend some time with it back in January of 2009, and then again in January of 2010 and all we have really seen thus far is specs, promises and word of delay. more »

A little disappointing news for anyone that may be holding out for the Eee Keyboard from Asus — it has been delayed again. Its almost as if this will never come available, and honestly I have given up hope myself. But that said, for those that wish to continue playing along with the delay and more »

Rumors have been flying lately about Asus’s plans to build a low cost Eee smartphone and it looks like confirmation has been received. The head of the company reported to the New York Times that the new Eee phone will be an integral part of controlling other Asus products, including the exciting launch of their future high definition television/PC monitors prototype that was displayed at this year’s CES.

Other rumors include the possibility that this new smartphone will run Android, an industry favorite right now. Android can keep the cost of the phone down since it does not charge licensing fees. With the inclusion of this phone, it will enhance the Asus cell phone lineup, which up until now has mostly included Windows Mobile smartphones in Asian markets. When this phone will be released and the exact price is still a mystery, but guesses are that it will be out within the first half of 2009.