Did you buy a Nexus 7 before Google announced a 32GB version and subsequently dropped the price of the 16GB model down to $200? We warned you this could happen. Well, if you bought it from Google Play, Google’s price protection policy probably has you covered. Check to see whether you bought it between the 14th and the 29th of October, and submit an application for a refund of the price difference, and you should get your money back. If you’re in Europe, Asus will won’t give you your money back, but you can get a 25-pound or 30-euro coupon for its online shop. Pretty good customer care from the two tech giants!
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Monitors that usually come with speakers embedded into them don’t necessarily provide the best sound, but they’re a quick and simple solution for those who wish to keep their desktop as clutter free as possible and who don’t necessarily require audiophile-grade speakers. That being said, it looks like ASUS might have a couple of monitors they have recently unveiled that pack some speakers that will make many sit up and pay attention. Announcing the MX279H and the MX239H, these are 27” and 23” monitors by ASUS that feature 3W stereo speakers by renowned speaker manufacturer, Bang & Olufsen.
The Asus ROG (Republic of Gamers) GX1000 Laser gaming mouse is definitely a gaming peripheral not to be trifled with – after all, apart from having a sensitive keyboard that allows your fingers to dance all over the keys without missing a beat, and not having the keys jam up during those tense moments in a game, an equally well performing gaming mouse is a must have for serious gamers. Asus’s ROG GX1000 Laser gaming mouse might be the mouse that you are looking for, where it boasts of high precision sensors capable of up to 8200dpi alongside PTFE feet for effortless sliding across your gaming surface of choice.
