ASUS has showed off its new Xonar Xense headset at the CeBIT 2010 tradeshow in Hannover, Germany. It is actually a combination of a soundcard and gaming headphones. The ASUS Xonar Xense is able to produce 7Vrms of power, thanks to a built-in headphone amplifier. These high-end headphones also supports EAX, DirectSound, Dolby and GX 2.5 audio engine, which allows you to customise the sound profile to a particular game genre. [Pocket-lint]

ASUS has recently introduced two new EeeTop All-In-One PCs at CeBIT 2010. The first model is the ET2010PNT, this space-saving computer features a 20-inch 1600 x 900 multitouch display, an Intel Atom D510 dual core processor, a NVIDIA ION 3 graphics card, a 2GB RAM (up to 4GB), a 500GB hard drive, a DVD burner and WiFi connectivity. Joined by the ET2010AGT that offers the same 20-inch 1600 x 900 multitouch display, an AMD Athlon II X2 250u processor, an ATI Radeon HD 5470 graphics card with full DirectX 11 support and up to 8GB RAM. Unfortunately,

CeBIT is going strong in Germany this week and along with the show are coming a hoard of new notebooks and other computer systems and gear. Asus has been showing off some nice stuff this week and among the new gear are the N61J, N71J, and B82J notebooks.

The machines all share common hardware like Intel Core i3, i5, and i7 processors and Altec Lansing speakers. Asus uses SonicMaster audio tech to improve sound further and offers ATI HD5730 or NVIDIA GT 325M graphics options.

Storage for the line is up to 640GB with up to 8GB of RAM

I just mentioned that Asus was showing off the new N series notebooks this week. Asus is still best known for its line of Eee netbooks and the computer maker is showing off some cool new models.

The most interesting is the Eee PC Prime 1018P netbook. The little machine has a 10.1-inch screen that is LED backlit. The keyboard is almost full-size and has large isolated keys. The machine is also said to be the thinnest Eee yet.

Asus reports the machine is only 18mm thick and is clad in an aluminum skin. The netbook will come in three colors

Three new 10.1-inch Asus EeePCs are all set to debut when the curtains go up on CeBIT this time around.  All we manage to unearth is this info and a handful of scarce specs. However, it is expected that Asus would be bringing in charmers of the top slot when it lifts the wraps off the three machines. Gear up for some exclusive gear from Asus soon.

The three EeePCs, namely the EeePC 1015P,  1016P and 1018P are being described as Asus’ attempt at making the notebook market more vibrant. While the EeePC 1015P comes similar to

Well look at this sexy and apparently uber-thin router from Asus. It looks like a prop from a Sci-Fi flick. Sadly we don’t have many details on the RT-N56U, but we can tell you that it was announced at CeBIT this week.

Other than that we know that it has dual band support with the 5GHz band being used, it’s compatible with printers and scanners, and is very fast with 300,000 concurrent sessions available. Feel free to stare. That’s what we’ve been doing.

Drooling too.

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Asus has announced the Xonar Xense soundcard at the CeBIT tradeshow in Germany. It offers DVI output, SPDIF output, 6.3mm audio jacks for headphones and microphones and comes bundled with the Sennheiser PC350 headphones.

It will push out 7Vrms of power, thanks to an inbuilt headphone amplifier. Some other specs include 118dB of sound clarity and support for several standards like EAX, DirectSound, Dolby and others. There’s also its GX 2.5 audio engine, which allows users to customize the sound profile of their cans to a particular game

The Ion has arrived. Nvidia’s much-anticipated Ion graphics processor has debuted bringing with it the capabilities to spur netbooks to take the fast lane towards unmatched performance. The new Nvidia Ion graphics processor is expected to lend more muscle to netbooks making possible 10 times the graphics performance of standard netbooks. Also, the new processor is also being credited with the capability of pushing up battery life to up to 10 hours, thanks to the presence of the Nvidia Optimus technology.

What we have in hand

Asus has debuted the latest models in their N-series lineup of notebooks. The new machines are the N82J,N61J, and N71J with 14-inch, 16-inch and 17.3 inch screens respectively. They also have amplified Altec Lansing speakers and SonicMaster specifications for quality sound.

More details below the cut.

All the three notebooks comes with mostly similar specs with CPU options of Intel Core i3, i5 or i7 processors with upto 8GB of RAM. GPU can be Radeon HD5730 or GeForce GT325M. The notebooks comes with upto 640Gb of storage and

Asus is pretty confident about the success of its future product, the Eee Pad, and it believes that the Apple iPad offers nothing which the Asus branded tablet cannot achieve. The Asus systems business group VP Eric Chen also endorses the belief that the iPad is nothing but a ‘big iPhone’ and as per him, the iPad will not be able to hold its market share like the iPhone, as better tablets will soon be on offer from various competitors.

It isn’t Asus that directly pipped the upcoming Eee Pad as the Apple Tablet killer but