ASUS borrows At&t to open mobile market to release a variety of mixed equipment

[Introduction] ASUS launches a hybrid that can be switched on Android and Windows directly. Tencent Science and Technology music January 6 compiled ASUS is fast forward its mobile business. The Taiwanese computer maker has now established a new partnership with the US wireless operator At&t to focus on smartphones and Tablet PCs. The company's products, launched at the annual International Consumer Electronics Show (Consumer Electronics), include the Zenfone smartphone series, which contains a variety of colors, 4 inches to 6 inches in size. The phone carries its longtime partner Intel's Atom chip. Intel is still trying to increase its share of the mobile market. ASUS also launched its own mobile interface Zenui for the first time, offering concise icons and menus with a "friendly interface". In addition, Asus is also working to improve its smartphone and tablet mix-and-match product line PadFone. The PadFone Mini smartphone is equipped with a Zenui interface that can be plugged into a vertical slot behind a 7-inch Tablet PC. ASUS claims that a product named PadFone X will be sold exclusively in the United States by At&t. The product includes a 5-inch smartphone and a 9-inch tablet, which automatically activates when the phone is plugged into the cradle. ASUS has been supporting both the Android and Microsoft Windows operating systems. Where Windows runs on many ASUS laptops and mobile devices. The company also launched another portable device on 2014CES, which can be used as a laptop or as a tablet computer, using a single button to convert between two operating systems. Its name is called Transformer book Duet. For the equipment and most of the equipment at CES, Asus did not disclose their prices and timing.