Dual core Intel Atom? CHECK
nVidia ION graphics with Optimus switching technology? CHECK
HD (1366×768 px) screen? CHECK
Battery life of over 6 hours? CHECK
RRP under $500? CHECK

According to the above list we finally have an ultimate netbook. So ultimate in fact we are not sure should we call it a netbook any more but for the sake of Intel Atom processor (even though it is dual core) let’s still put in the same category as other average netbooks. And who else would make such a “powerful” netbook if not the manufacturer that started the netbook craze with its Eee PC brand – Asus. Asus Eee PC 1215N is a 12.1 inch dream full-filing netbook so you must check the review. No, no, we insist and disregard the 3.5 star rating at the top of the review this netbook is “The One Netbook” (sorry Acer)

Asus UL20FT-A1 brings 1.2GHz Intel Core i3 330UM to the ultra portable Asus UL20 series. According to the guys over at NotebookReview the ASUS UL20FT offers a more powerful processor then its predecessor Asus UL20A for just a few more bucks. It also adds a better display and bigger hard drive. Unfortunately omits the USB 3.0 and eSATA ports so let’s hope Asus will add those in the next refresh. With all the nVidia Optimus packed laptops appearing lately it definitely isn’t exactly the most exciting but for under $650 is not much more expensive then your average netbook but offer a lot better performance so it is definitely great value for money.

ASUS U33Jc-A1 Bamboo 13.3 inch Notebook will for sure go well down with pandas but guys over at Engadget didn’t exactly fall in love it. It packs a 2.4GHz Intel Core i3-370M processor and nVidia GeForce 310M graphics featuring nVidia Optimus technology. Let’s hope it will appeal to humans as much to pandas as unfortunately there aren’t that many pandas left out there.

It’s been a while since we posted hands-on photos of the Garmin Asus Nuvifone M10 SatNav Mobile Phone and we are happy that guys over at TechRadar posted an in-depth review. Their verdict was that if you like the idea of a combination of satnav and smartphone in one device then the Garmin Asus Nuvifone M10 should definitely be in your top list as it packs enough features to set it apart from Google Maps but you will have to pay for them so bare that in mind.

Netbooks are getting most of the hype but nettops are still somehow trying to win people’s hearts over traditional desktop and htpc computers. ASUS EeeBox EB1501 nettop just might be the one for the job. It is small and stylish and packs a dual core Intel Atom 330 at 1.6Ghz which isn’t exactly a speed demon but thanks to nVidia’s ION platform and graphics it is able to play pretty much any video you throw at it. Read on the full review at DesktopReview to find out how it performed.

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.

It looks like Computex 2010 will all be about tablets trying to knock of Apple iPad as the top tablet on  the market. And the 12 inhc Asus Eee Pad EP121 and EP101TC just might be able to do it. Especially the Asus EP121 as it will feature an Intel Dual Core processors along with Windows 7 while the EP101TC will be based on the nVidia Tegra platform and will run Windows 7 Embedded edition. Whether they will be able to show Apple how it’s done will have to wait and see as both are still in early stages of development but they both sound very promising indeed.

After more than a year which seemed like an eternity, the all-in-a-keyboard-PC from ASUS is finally up for pre order on Amazon US for 599 USD or about 390 GBP. The stylish keyboard-chasis contains an auxilary 5-inch 480×800 LCD with multitouch, while the internals are made up of a 1.6GHz Atom N270 CPU, 1GB of DDR2 RAM, 16GB SSD, b/g/n WiFi, Bluetooth 2.1,  UWB reciever, Gigabit Ethernet Port, 3X USB 2.0 Ports and HDMI for connecting a display. At the moment, Amazon will only ship within the U.S.

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.