To show that tablets aren’t the only new exciting products at Computex 2010 Asus showed of the 11.6 inch Lamborghini VX6 netbook that will feature a dual core Intel Atom D525 and nVidia Ion 2 graphics while the 15.6 inch VX7 will feature an Intel Core i7 processor and yet-to-confirmed powerful nVidia gaming graphics. Be sure to hit the link for more info and hands-on photos.

Following the 15.6 inch Asus U50VT notebook with Nvidia Optimus Asus released its 13.3 inch brother the Asus U30JC-A1. Kevin O’Brien at NotebookReview posted the review and his verdict was that overall the ASUS U30JC is a good notebook with solid performance, very long battery life and attractive design.

Sebastian Jentsch at Netbookcheck posted a review on the Asus N71JV 17.3 inch Entertainment Intel Core i5 Notebook. His verdict was that Asus N71JV is a solid entertainment notebook that might not be very suitable for gaming but it will not disappoint in sound quality and battery life. So if you are after notebook with decent speakers this is one you should seriously consider.

Asus is trying to take on Alienware M17x gaming notebook with its latest G series gaming notebook. Charles P. Jefferies at NotebookReview posted a review on the ASUS G73JH 17.3 Intel Core i7 Gaming Notebook. His verdict was that the ASUS G73JH is a great gaming notebook as it packs enough punch to power all modern game titles while staying cool and quiet. As far as the build quality goes it is top-notch as we got used to expect from Asus notebooks. Apart from some minor issues with the touchpad he didn’t really find anything to complain about so it earned his recommendation.

It’s not i7, not even i5 but that doesn’t mean that Intel Core i3 doesn’t deliver enough power for all of your needs what also Sebastian Jentsch at NotebookCheck found out when he tested the Asus K52JR-SX059V 15.6 inch Intel Core i3 Notebook. He found out that the Asus K52JR-SX059V is a very efficient multimedia notebook and the Core i3-350M is superior to the Core 2 Duo processor when compared at the same clock rate.

We were so impressed with the Asus UL50Vf notebook that we decided to post the review of the UK model as well which is Asus UL50Vt that is pretty much identical to the UL50Vf apart from featuring a 500 GB hard drive and Windows 7 Professional compared to the 320 GB hard drive and Windows 7 Home Premium that is found in the UL50Vf. Rory Reid at Cnet was first to post the review of the UK version and he thinks the Asus UL50Vt is a great notebook as it features an attractive design and is quite fast. It might not be the cheapest in it’s class but if you have the extra money you should definitely seriously consider it.

Jerry Jackson at NotebookReview posted a review on the Asus UL50Vf 15 inch Notebook with nVidia Optimus Switchable Graphics. He thinks the Asus UL50Vf is an ordinary notebook with some extraordinary features such as 9 hour battery life and the best switchable  grephics solution he’s ever seen. But unfortunately the build quality isn’t up to the standard and he didn’t like the low resolution screen and price tag of over $800. Personally we are surprised about the build quality comments as Asus usually delivers excellent and solid build. We also wouldn’t exactly say that the 1366 x 768 px is “low” resolution and also $800 isn’t what we would call expensive for a notebook such as Asus UL50Vf.

Asus was showing of its latest gaming notebook the Asus 17.3 inch G733Jh. It features state-of-the-art hardware including an Intel Core i7 processor and ATI Mobility Radeon 5870 dedicated graphics so there should be no worries regarding gaming performance. It is also surprisingly quiet and reasonable cool during heavy use. I personally can’t wait for the full review to see how it performs.