ASUS

ASUS (ASUSTeK Computer Incorporated) was founded in Taiwan in 1989. Its name comes from the last four letters of the mythical winged horse of Greek mythology – Pegasus. ASUS currently employs more than ten thousand workers worldwide.

Inspiring Innovation, Persistent Perfection

ASUS is already considered a global leader in the development and sale of computer hardware despite being active in the world market for a relatively short period of time. Its slogan "Inspiring Innovation. Persistent Perfection" sums up its successful approach and attention to detail. 

ASUS Laptops

ASUS offers affordable laptops for everyday use, multimedia and gaming devices, high-performance laptops for high-demanding business professionals, and compact laptops and tablets.

Quality Laptops at Reasonable Prices

Despite their favourable low prices, ASUS laptops are known for their high quality and are tested under the most extreme conditions. For instance, ASUS laptops were used for a 600-day mission on the Mir space station and they were also used during the challenging PATAGONIA 2000 off-road race. In Australia, ASUS laptops help the NRMA CareFlight helicopter unit save lives. Furthermore, ASUS laptops were the first devices in the world to reach the summit of Mount Everest and have also been used in expeditions to the North and South Pole.

ASUS Motherboards

ASUS is a leading manufacturer of hardware and an undisputed leader in innovative motherboards, with a market share of almost 40%. Statistically, this means that every third computer is built with an ASUS motherboard. ASUS motherboards were also named the best on the market for six consecutive years by the popular site Tom's Hardware Guide. Throughout its history, ASUS has achieved a number of world firsts, such as being the first manufacturer to introduce motherboards with the Serial ATA and AGP8X interface, the first motherboard for the P4 processor with a frequency of 3GHz and above, and Hyper-Threading technology for Intel Core 2 and Windows Vista, etc.