If you ask Jonney Shih about what makes ASUS different, he'll tell you it's "design thinking." It means putting the needs of consumers ahead of specs, and the simple and ultra-affordable Eee PC crysta...

It's been a busy week at the Intel Developer Forum conference. On Tuesday, Intel announced it will support Android devices, leading some to believe that Intel and Microsoft had a falling out.

Intel's Ivy Bridge22nm platform won't appear until the first half of 2012, but the chipmaker rounded up a number of sample Ivy Bridge ultrabooks from the world's leading ODMs to give the public a ta...

Toshiba's Portege Z830 ultrabook has been everywhere at this year's Intel Developers Forum. On day one, we spied a Z830 sitting on stage during CEO Paul Otellini's keynote.

ASUS's UX31 might just be the ultimate Ultrabook right now, combining a svelte metallic chassis, high res screen, and blazing fast components into an attractive brushed metal package. We spotted the 1...

The two conferences we've covered this week, Microsoft's Build and the Intel Developer Forum, came together today in San Francisco when Microsoft demonstrated its new Windows 8 software running on one...

Intel is pulling out all the stops to show that each of its Ultrabooks is more than just a pretty face. At the IDF Day 2 Keynote, the company showed how a lightweight Acer system could wake from hiber...

Everyone knows that a notebook's screen draws even more power than its CPU, but though we've seen some moves toward lower-power LED backlights in the past few years, a typical notebook display still r...

During today's keynote speech at the Intel Developer's Forum in San Francisco, Intel CEO Paul Otellini demonstrated the successor to the Ivy Bridge chip, code-named Haswell. Set to debut in 2013, this new chip is designed for ultrabooks.