ASUS
ASUS is a Taiwanese multinational technology company that designs and manufactures computers, phones, components, and other electronics.
ASUS ROG: ASUS Republic of Gamers is a product brand for gaming computers, components, and peripherals. It groups ASUS products built specifically for gaming.
Taipei: Taipei is the capital and largest city of Taiwan. ASUS was founded there in 1989.
T.H. Tung: T.H. Tung is a Taiwanese engineer and entrepreneur who co-founded ASUS. He was among the engineers who established ASUS in 1989.
Dell: Dell is an American technology company known for personal computers, servers, and related services. It competes with ASUS across consumer and business PC markets.
ASUS ZenBook: ZenBook is ASUS’s line of thin, premium laptop computers. It represents the company’s ultraportable laptop range.
Taiwanese technology industry: Taiwan’s technology industry designs and manufactures semiconductors, computers, and electronics for global markets. ASUS grew within Taiwan’s export-oriented electronics ecosystem.
Ted Hsu: Ted Hsu is a Taiwanese engineer and entrepreneur who co-founded ASUS. His engineering background reflects ASUS’s origins in motherboard design.
Lenovo: Lenovo is a Chinese multinational technology company and a leading maker of personal computers. It is a major global rival in laptops and desktops.
ASUS VivoBook: VivoBook is ASUS’s line of mainstream consumer laptops. It serves everyday laptop buyers outside the premium ZenBook range.
Motherboard: A motherboard is the main circuit board that connects a computer’s processor, memory, storage, and peripherals. Motherboard design was central to ASUS’s early business.