ROG Wins Two 2013 iF Product Design Awards
Not content with just breaking world records or being shoehorned into simply awesome PCs, renowned iF Product Design Awards have granted ASUS nine wins, of which ROG took away too for its G46 notebook and CG8890 gaming desktop. This follows on from the 2013 CES Design Awards and the Good Design Awards in 2012 for the G46 and CG8890 as well. After 3 sets of awards from three renowned institutes, it's pretty much confirmed then: G46 and the CG8890 are awesome machines! Hit the PR button below for the full details.
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