Why People Buy Asus Notebooks

By Alex Tuesday, 14^th of September 2010

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Why Do People Buy Asus Notebooks?
Ever since Asus released their first notebook range, they have always been a popular choice. From general users to enthusiasts, Asus has provided the model for all. But why do people choose to buy Asus notebooks?
	Firstly, Asus notebooks are highly reliable. Not only did they rank first for quality and service by the Wall Street Journal Asia, but they also came out first place in both SquareTrade’s and RescueCom’s reliability reports. And this is easy to see why the NRMA CareFlight Helicopter, which is an emergency rescue and medical unit serving NSW Australia, uses Asus notebooks for all their helicopters. Furthermore, an Asus notebook was the first to reach the top of Mount Everest – an 8 848m peak. In fact, other laptops taken on the gruelling journey failed at only 5 000m! Asus use the latest technology – all incorporated into intelligent, ergonomic designs that are also aesthetically pleasing. And still, Asus provide great value. Even at this point, it is easy to see why people buy Asus notebooks! For a notebook manufacturer to offer more than a single year of warranty is a big deal – and Asus do. In fact, not only does Asus offer two years of warranty, that warranty is international.
Asus Asus began over 20 years ago, giving them the status of a wise company, focussing on hardware (what runs the laptop). This means they have a strong understanding (and involved in the development) of every part inside their notebooks. As most manufacturers buy parts off other manufactures, Asus primarily build their own, giving them total control. Furthermore, roughly 30% of all computers sold in 2009 contained an Asus motherboard, including brands such as Apple, HP and Dell, proving that even major manufacturers trust Asus.
Asus Notebook Range Asus have a wide range of notebooks to cater for all needs and wants. From their tiny ultra-portable super-battery life EEE PC’s to their mega-powerful 17 inch gaming notebooks, there’s a model for everyone.