The Complete Asus Windows 7 Computer Line-Up Unveiled

Oct 22 2009, 4:57am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

Windows 7 is here and PC makers tout their offerings as loud as possible. Asus just made an announcement that says that Asus Notebooks, Netbooks, Nettops and Desktop PCs come with exclusive technologies that take Windows 7 further.

Asus says that all their Windows 7 notebooks ship with the Windows 7 64-bit version because it can fully utilize the vastly-higher RAM ceiling of 128GB. Question is who can afford 128GB RAM in his notebook?
More interesting is the Asus FastBoot technology which shortens notebook boot times to as low as 30 seconds says Asus.

Asus has a ton of new Windows 7 hardare coming out, below is the full list. Many of the Windows 7 Asus computers are available already on Amazon.

Asus Windows 7 Notebooks:

Asus F81Se / F83Se / F83T

Asus K40AB / K40C / K50C / K40IJ / K40Ac / K50IJ / K40IN / K50IN / K60IJ / K70AB / K70AC / K51AC / K70IJ/K70IO

Asus UL20 / UL30A / UL50A / UL50Ag / UL50Vg / UL50Vt / UL80V

Asus N60DP/ N61Vn/Vg/ N71Vn/Vg/ N81Vp/ N81Vg

Asus UX30 / UX50

Asus U20A / U50A / U50Vg / U80A / U80V

Asus VX5 / F6VE

Asus Windows Eee PC Netbooks and All-in-One PCs:

Asus Eee PC 1008HA / 1005HA / 1005HR

Asus Eee PC 1101HA / 1201HA / 1201N

Asus Eee PC Touch T91MT

Asus EeeTop PC ET2002/ ET2002T

Asus EeeTop PC ET2203/2203T

Asus EeeBox PC EB1501/1502

Asus Windows 7 PCs:

Asus CM5540 / CM5570 / CM1525

Asus BM5220 / BM5320 / BM2220

Asus CG5270 / CG5285 / CG5290

Asus BM2320 / BM5240 / BM5265

Asus CP5140 / CS5120 / ES5000

Asus BM5365 / BP5220 / BP5265

Buy Windows 7 Asus computers on Amazon.

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Luigi Lugmayr
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