The ASUS Taichi is a revolutionary new product that combines the power of an ultrabook with the flexibility and mobility of a tablet.

At first glance, the Taichi passes for just another ultrabook, but upon closer review, the lid yields a reflective surface, that is in fact, a touchscreen. The touchscreen is a beautiful Full HD IPS display with a 1920x1080 resolution that offers crisp visuals, even from extreme angles, so it’s great for sharing with friends.

We’re taking a look at the latest generation of ASUS K Series notebooks, which upscales mid-range portable PC offerings with an impressive refresh.

They sport an all new look, better hardware, and the ASUS knack for attention to user-friendly details, all at a very appealing price tag. You can choose from the K45, K55, K75, and K95, going from 14” to massive 18.4” screens, the latter in full HD.

ASUS displays are industry leaders when it comes to vibrant colours and premium design. With the newest MX series displays, including the 27” MX279H and 23” MX239H, there is not only style and elegance, but also performance and simplicity.

The MX series features a matte anti-glare IPS LED backlight panel with ultra-wide viewing angles up to 178-degrees. The edge-to-edge bezel-free design combines beauty and functionality seamlessly, with the panel sitting flush with the monitor’s frame.

Spode and Bethan take you through the features of ASUS's new motherboard - the P8Z77-V. The Wi-Fi Go module makes it easy to stream media to UPnP devices and there's the included Fan Xpert 2 utility to keep the noise down. There's also USB BIOS Flashback, so you can update the BIOS straight from a USB stick - you don't even need a processor installed.

Is there a quick and easy way to get content from one device to another? Thanks to the ASUS MyNet app you'll find on all Transformers, yes. Bethan and Spode show you how to stream content from your Transformer to another device and view files from another machine straight on your tablet.

Want to build your own PC? We'll take you through all the steps necessary. Part four covers the BIOS, installing Windows and fine-tuning the system.

Want to build your own PC? We'll take you through all the steps necessary. Part three covers choosing a hard drive and installing a graphics card.

Which is better - a dedicated E-Reader device or an E-Reader app on a tablet? Spode and Bethan battle it out to se who's right. Who has the most convincing argument?

Want to build your own PC? We'll take you through all the steps necessary. Part two covers choosing a case and connecting it up.

Want to build your own PC? We'll take you through all the steps necessary. Part one covers setting up the motherboard, processor and memory.