Following HTC, here is a leaked shot of Asus’ upcoming smartphone running the newest Windows Phone 7. What you see in the picture is probably an internal unit but we are not sure if it is a prototype or a development device or the production model. The phone looks pretty nice and comes with a 3.5/3.7-inch touchscreen.[theunwired]

Asustek Computer will release a new e-book reader with an 8-inch 64-grayscale TFT-LCD screen without backlight in October 2010. The LCD panel of Asustek’s e-book reader is provided by Chimei Innolux (CMI), which makes it with a special process to improve reflection. The display also supports a fast response time. The Asus 8-inch eReader will retail at below $599. Stay tuned for more updates. [Digitimes]

The ASUS VG236H is a 23-inch 3D LCD monitor that provides a Full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution, a 120Hz refresh rate, a fast 2ms response time and a 400 nits brightness. The display also supports a pair of active shutter glasses, an alternate frame sequencing, and an nVidia 3D Vision system to deliver 3D contents. Other features include HDMI, DVI and analog component video. The ASUS VG2365H will be released in the UK for £380.36 ($582). Each purchase comes equipped with an nVidia 3D Vision kit. [SlashGear]

ASUS has unveiled their new EeeTop PC ET2400 at the Computex 2010. This all-in-one PC supports the latest and cutting edge entertainment technologies, making it the perfect replacement for desktop PCs, TVs, and audio systems. The computer features a 23.6-inch LCD display, a high speed USB 3.0 connectivity, ASUS Super Hybrid Engine that boosts CPU performance by up to 15 percent, Sonic Master technology for enhanced audio quality and a 5.1-channel surround sound system. [CDR Info]

ASUS will showcase their latest Eee Pad tablet at the upcoming Computex 2010. The 12-inch EP121 is powered by Intel’s Core 2 Duo CULV processor and a built-in webcam. This Windows 7-powered tablet is capable of multitasking and provides you two character-input options such as an embedded virtual keyboard or a hybrid keyboard/docking station. Its integrated battery also offers enough juice for up to 10-hour of battery life. Stay tuned for more updates. [Akihabara]

Designed for graphic designers and photographers, the new ASUS PA246Q professional display uses the P-IPS panel to provide an ultra-wide viewing angle. This LCD monitor is also optimized for color accuracy and Adobe RGB color space to deliver the most precise color reproduction. Sadly, there is no info on pricing or availability at this time, so stay tuned. [ASUS]

Asus’ ultra slim Eee PC 1218 is the company latest netbook creation that is the winner of reddot design award 2010. According to DigiTimes, the Eee PC 1218 will be equipped with Atom processor and NVIDIA Ion graphics (probably Ion 2). The new netbook features “a unique internal layout allows for a full array of ports to be positioned at the rear of the device”. More of this gadget »

Not to be confused with garminfone or nuviphone M10 Garmin and Asus partnership just announced another Android powered phone called Garmin Asus A10.

Of course its focus is again on GPS navigation; however more so for pedestrians rather than drivers which probably means it’s probably not going to make it to the U.S. where driving almost always takes precedence. The press release actually says it will be available in mid-2010 in Europe and Asia-Pacific.

Garmin-Asus A10 features a 3.2″ touch screen, electronic compass and a 1500mAh battery. Depending on your location the A10 will contain preloaded maps so you won’t have to rely on a data connection for maps which can be non-existent or just too expensive to use. Of course Garmin-Asus A10 will also work in your vehicle too – thanks to the powered audio mount.

Some other features of A10 include WebKit browser with multi-touch, 5MP camera with auto-focus, and auto-geotag, built-in accelerometer for horizontal and landscape views