In 2006 ASUS had shipped out 55 million motherboards alone which means that one in three computers sold in 2006 had an ASUS motherboard installed in it. During that same year their revenues reached $16.5 billion and they are already predicting a jump to $23 billion for 2007.

A quick visit to to asus.com will show you the true success of this company. A long product list, multiple awards, fantastic support and history about the company give a sleek and professonal feel to this company. The corprate vision that states, “Imagine innovations that simplify our lives and enable us to realize our full potential…because all devices should perform and communicate seamlessly anytime, anywhere.” sums up the goals of this powerhouse developer in technology.

Further digging on their website gives more information about their mission and value, what they do to achieve their mission and their management vision. Its a wonder with values like these that they have any job openings left in their Job Opportunities section.

Of course, if you are having problems with any ASUS products that you may have, the full featured downloads section of the website will help you to quickly and easily obtain user manuals, specifications and firmware for the products that you may have. There is also an excellent troubleshooting section to help you correct any problems that may be easily taken care of.

Recent studies have shown that a major deciding factor in the purchase of a notebook computer is the way that it looks. ASUS has definitely taken this into consideration with their various notebook computers. One of which is based on a Lambourgini, which we suspect is intended to compete directly with the Ferrari notebooks that have been created by Acer. Of course if you cannot afford the very best, there are also many other great choices that are avaialable.

For you computer gurus that like to build your own systems, ASUS has already release motherboard with 1,333 MHz front side bus to support the new Bearlake chipsets that have been released. Oh, by the way, did we mention that they have also included an overclocking capability!