ASUS Chairman Jonney Shih unveils the company's latest innovations and introduces its futuristic computing concepts at a keynote speech two days before the official opening of the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
In a 40-minute presentation, Shih talks about the speedy growth of ASUS' branded notebooks and the revolutionary Eee PC^TM (Easy to Learn, Easy to Work and Easy to Play) line, which set the industry trend for netbooks. The innovator of the Eee PC^TM also introduces several of the latest innovations from the Eee Family; among which are Eee PC^TM T91 and T101H, the Eee Keyboard, and the Eee Top.

Eee PC^TM T91
The Eee PC^TM T91 and T101H are the latest models of Eee PC^TM to become available to consumers. These touch tablets are efficient, stylish and portable for consumers to complete tasks on-the-go.
Eee Keyboard
Being the first multi-media center enabled by ultra wideband HDMI, the Eee Keyboard is not only a fully-functional PC; it also serves as a hub that wirelessly connects all multimedia devices to utilize any monitor or TV as a viewing platform.

Eee Top
Built on the concept of "Touch to communicate", the Eee Top's unique interface provides its users with a brand new computing experience founded on the Eee DNA. Not just easy to navigate for users of all demographics, it is also a valuable tool for collaborative learning.

Shared Computing
Shih also emphasizes ASUS' commitment to "shared computing" by introducing a concept model which allows notebook users to share their work by folding and unfolding computer screens.

What's Next?
ASUS is projecting to ship 7 million Eee PCs by the end of 2009 and WiMax embedded Eee PCs are to become available in North American by the end of Q1 2009.