Asus Notebooks Offer 8-Second Boot Up for Instant Online Access with Innovative Express Gate

Asus Notebooks Offer 8-Second Boot Up for Instant Online Access with Innovative Express Gate

Notebooks have become indispensable both at work and at home as Internet related activities take an increasingly important role in our daily life. With its continuous effort to provide the most advanced technology with the simplest usage experience, ASUS unveils the latest feature, Express Gate.

This additional built-in operating system enables ultra fast boot up for access to a host of most commonly used features on its full range of notebooks based on Intel's latest platform.

With this truly convenient, instant access to the Internet, users can now send a last-minute email before rushing off to work, browse the Web in between appointments and reach friends and family via instant messenger all in the blink of an eye.

In addition, Express Gate has also effectively created two computers in one that it is now easier to share the computer. When under the Express Gate environment, Internet, music and photos can be shared without disturbing the files and setup in the Windows operating system reserved for personal use.

"ASUS is always committed to bring customers the most innovative solutions that helps to simplify usage experience while enjoying the best performance," said Tony Chen, General Manager of ASUS Notebook Business Unit. "With Express Gate, users will enjoy instant Internet access with new levels of fast speed and ease of use like never before."

Source: Asus

Citation: Asus Notebooks Offer 8-Second Boot Up for Instant Online Access with Innovative Express Gate (2008, June 2) retrieved 24 April 2024 from https://phys.org/news/2008-06-asus-notebooks-second-boot-instant.html
This document is subject to copyright. Apart from any fair dealing for the purpose of private study or research, no part may be reproduced without the written permission. The content is provided for information purposes only.

Explore further

Waterbird numbers up after La Niña years: Aerial survey

0 shares

Feedback to editors