ASUS Desktops That We Service

ASUS Desktops That We Service - Toledo Computer Repair

ASUS Desktops We Service At Toledo Computer Repair

While the list of ASUS Desktops listed below seems large, it is by no means an exhaustive list. The list below is comprised of some of the more popular ASUS models that we have seen over the years.  If you do not see your Desktop model on this list, don’t fret, just give us a call with your model number.  More than likely we can take care of your needs too.

We service ASUS Laptops too.

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Asus Desktops – Multimedia Series

Essentio CM6830
CM6870
CM1745
CM1435
CM1855
M11AA
M51AC
M11BB
M51BC
M11AD
M70AD
M51AD
M32AD
M32BF
M52BC
M32BC

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Asus – Gaming Series Desktops

G10AC
G10AJ
ROG
G20AJ

Asus Desktops – Daily Computing Series

Essentio CM6730
CP6230
CM1735
K30AM-J

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Asus Company History – Asus story began in 1989, when four computer engineers, namely Wayne Hsieh, Ted Hsu, MT Liao and TH Tung intends to establish a new company to promote Taiwan’s IT industry.

The name they chose was “Pegasus” is taken from the term for mythical creatures of Greek origin. In its development, the name was shortened to “Asus” in order to appear at the beginning of the sequence corresponding alphabet.

In contrast to the present, at that Asus is based in a small apartment in Taipei, Taiwan, is engaged in computer consulting and hardware manufactures are not homemade.

However, after successfully making and selling 486 motherboard for Intel processors at the end of the decade of the 80s, the company began to concentrate on hardware construction.

On his way, companies are starting to go public in 2005 it grew bigger. Asus motherboard installed in 29.2% of desktop computers sold during the year 2009.

In the same year Asus posted revenues worth USD21, 2 billion. To streamline the company’s performance, in 2007 Asus divide themselves into three different companies, namely Pegatron (focusing on the production of PC components and devices OEM), Unihan (non-PC device manufacturers), and Asus itself is concentrating on the production of notebook and computer systems intact.

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