ASUS had more than laptops or gaming consoles to show off at Computex 2026. The company also re-entered the tablet market after years of absence with the new ASUS Pad. This isn't some entry-level model either, as its specs position it in the mid-range category.

If you're a gamer with plenty of funds to splurge, here's a piece of news you might be interested in. ASUS had lots of products to show off at this week's Computex 2026, and among them is the ROG XBOX Ally X20 bundle. Does it offer anything new or interesting? Let's find out.

Qualcomm recently announced their latest Snapdragon AI PCs featuring CoPilot+ on-device AI, better performance and gaming along with longer battery life. Showcasing thin and lightweight form factors, the Snapdragon AI PCs are powered by the latest Snapdragon X Series and Snapdragon X2 Series. 

ASUS have officially announced the global pre-order for their XREAL R1 AR Glasses starting from 15 May 2026 at $849 (~RM3376), [Update] and will be available in Malaysia for RM4700 sometime in late July 2026. Featuring 240Hz micro-OLED, these gaming AR glasses offer up to 171” virtual displays. According to ASUS it will have seamless ROG Ally integration via an ROG control Dock. 

Recently, ASUS co-CEO SY Hsu was quoted as saying that the MacBook Neo is a surprise to the Windows PC industry. This is because Apple has only offered laptops in the premium segment; offering the MacBook Neo at a bargain price is something unexpected. So, what should you know about it?

Today, ASUS Malaysia officially introduced its 2026 range of AI-powered Copilot+ PCs at the “2026 ASUS AI PC Launch: Always Iconic” event. The refreshed portfolio spans Zenbook and ProArt models, combining next-generation processors from AMD, Intel, and Qualcomm with ASUS’ proprietary AI applications. Here's everything you need to know about the new Zenbook and ProArt lineup.

ASUS Republic of Gamers (ROG) Malaysia has announced the opening of pre-orders for a special edition collaboration laptop with Kojima Productions, along with a line of limited edition gaming accessories. That said, what should you know about it?

Just weeks ago, we reported that ASUS would pause new smartphone launches for 2026. Although there was no official word from the company, ASUS Chairman Jonney Shih has come forward and confirmed the new direction. ASUS is moving its focus away from expanding its smartphone lineup to concentrate on artificial intelligence–driven innovation.

At CES 2026, ASUS unveiled its latest “Always Incredible” lineup under the Ubiquitous AI and Incredible Possibilities vision. ASUS’ AI roadmap spans seven key areas, including Workspace AI, Creator AI, and Everyday AI, which were the main focus at CES. According to ASUS Co-CEO Samson Hu, the goal is to make AI more accessible and practical by simplifying work, inspiring creativity, and improving daily life.

It may be strange to read this news, but according to industry reporting, ASUS officially communicated with Taiwanese mobile distributors that it will not introduce any new smartphone models in 2026. Local retailers told Digitimes Asia that ASUS handset supply through official channels was drying up and that the company’s smartphone division would effectively operate only through 31 December 2025 before halting new product releases.