Bottom line: The Asus R2H is too big to be truly ultramobile, but its relatively large screen and decent battery make it good for on-the-go Web surfing and media playing, even if the onscreen keyboard ...

In the race to create the Ultra-Mobile PC that everyone wants, each OEM is including different features and functionality. The Asus R2H comes with a nice array of these features including a built-in ...

In Spring 2006 we were all unhealthily keen on getting our hands on the first generation of Ultra Mobile PCs. The concept promised much: an ideal portable computer that bridges the gap between PDAs ...

We’ve spoken of the R2H before but now that’s it’s officially been unveiled, let’s the bubbly fly! Running on Windows XP Tablet PC Edition with Touch Pack software and centered around a 7-inch touch ...

There are an increasing number of people who are recognising the UMPCs potential as an in-car PC. Rather than going to the trouble of routing cables from some sort of tiny PC to a seperate touchscreen ...

Goodness, it's a veritable orgy – an orgy, I tell you! – of unboxing photos today. the next under the kinky lens of the photographer ("honestly, darling, everybody does topless unboxing photos these ...

Our friends at Asus (of Lamborghini and leather laptop fame) have just sent us the company's version of the Intel/Microsoft Origami concept. It's called the Asus R2H and it's the most serious rival to ...

We're not entirely sure how much more official the Asus R2H UMPC needed to get, but they're, um, really announcing the handheld computer with the 7-inch screen, GPS, Bluetooth 2.0+ EDR, 802.11a/b/g, ...

It has been no secret that I have been living my Asus R2H life on the bleeding edge after installing Vista. I’ve been using XP drivers when they work and going without some functionality when they don ...