The name Asus may have sounded very familiar on the ears of Homeland computer users including me as its loyal users. Taiwan companies are relying on innovation to grow and develop into an economic giant as it is now. Here's a bit of a story about one of the pioneers in the world of computers.
A Brief History
Asus story began in 1989, when four computer engineer, namely Wayne Hsieh, Ted Hsu, MT Liao and TH Tung intends to set up a new company to advance the it industry in Taiwan. The name they chose is "Pegasus" which is taken from the term for a mythical creature from Greece. In its development, the name was shortened to "Asus" in order to appear in the early sequences corresponding alphabet.
In contrast to now, then the Asus is based in a small apartment in Taipei, Taiwan, in the field of computer consulting and does not produce homemade hardware like this now. However, after successfully creating and selling motherboards for Intel 486 processors in the late 1980s, the company began to concentrate into hardware construction.
On his journey, the company started to "go public" in 2005 it grew more rapidly. Asus Motherboards installed in 29.2% of desktop computers sold during the year 2009. In the same year that Asus had revenues totaling USD21,2 billion. For mengefisiensikan the performance of the company, in 2007 the Asus divide themselves into three different companies, i.e. Pegatron (focusing on the production of PC components and device OEMS), Unihan (non-PC device manufacturers), as well as the Asus own concentrated on production of notebooks and computer system intact.
Asus Product Story At A Glance
For decades engaged in computer hardware, Asus has spawned a wide variety of products. While this alone there are dozens of types of motherboards available. Not to mention if counting other types of products. Overall, the Asus to make motherboards, graphics cards, notebooks, netbooks, networking products sever and workstations, monitors, multimedia products, optical storage, peripherals, and computer accessories.
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ASUS 15.6-Inch Intel Dual Core Celeron 2.16 Ghz Laptop, 4GB RAM and 500GB Hard Drive
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A Brief History
Asus story began in 1989, when four computer engineer, namely Wayne Hsieh, Ted Hsu, MT Liao and TH Tung intends to set up a new company to advance the it industry in Taiwan. The name they chose is "Pegasus" which is taken from the term for a mythical creature from Greece. In its development, the name was shortened to "Asus" in order to appear in the early sequences corresponding alphabet.
In contrast to now, then the Asus is based in a small apartment in Taipei, Taiwan, in the field of computer consulting and does not produce homemade hardware like this now. However, after successfully creating and selling motherboards for Intel 486 processors in the late 1980s, the company began to concentrate into hardware construction.
On his journey, the company started to "go public" in 2005 it grew more rapidly. Asus Motherboards installed in 29.2% of desktop computers sold during the year 2009. In the same year that Asus had revenues totaling USD21,2 billion. For mengefisiensikan the performance of the company, in 2007 the Asus divide themselves into three different companies, i.e. Pegatron (focusing on the production of PC components and device OEMS), Unihan (non-PC device manufacturers), as well as the Asus own concentrated on production of notebooks and computer system intact.
Asus Product Story At A Glance
For decades engaged in computer hardware, Asus has spawned a wide variety of products. While this alone there are dozens of types of motherboards available. Not to mention if counting other types of products. Overall, the Asus to make motherboards, graphics cards, notebooks, netbooks, networking products sever and workstations, monitors, multimedia products, optical storage, peripherals, and computer accessories.
BUY NOW !!!!!
ASUS 15.6-Inch Intel Dual Core Celeron 2.16 Ghz Laptop, 4GB RAM and 500GB Hard Drive
ASUS Transformer Book 10.1" Detachable 2-in-1 Touchscreen Laptop, 32GB Edition