External graphics card docking stations that level up your laptop’s visual prowess are the new black, it seems. While you’ve long been able to jury-rig an external GPU setup to game on game-less ...

After dragging the XG Station 2 eGPU box around various trade shows for nearly a year Asus has now finalised its specifications and provided a release window for this device. HEXUS first reported on, ...

At the Computex 2016, Asus unwrapped the graphics card dock ROG XG Station 2, touting it as an external device that can turn any laptop into a VR-ready machine. Right off the bat, it works just like ...

Asus’s ROG XG, the “world’s first VGA and multimedia docking station” for notebooks has just been revealed in full. The “Republic of Gamer” XG comes bundled with a EN8600GT/HTDP/256M graphics card, ...

Asus have this week unveiled their new external graphics enclosure in the form of the ASUS ROG XG Station 2 which has been designed to add extra graphics processing power to your notebook or desktop ...

ASUS has announced its new ROG XG Station 2, their next-gen external graphics enclosure that replaces the original XG Station that was launched in 2007. The new ROG XG Station 2 handles the best of ...

ASUS has finally decided to officially announce its ROG XG Station. Back when it was first introduced and showcased, the XG Station was packing a Geforce 7900GS, but today when it is officially ...

ASUS had plenty of new products at the Computex 2016 show, including its version of the external graphics card box which will be a part of the Republic of Gamers (ROG) lineup, the XG Station 2.

The Republic of Gamers arm of Asus introduced on Thursday the ROG XG Station 2, an external graphics station to boost the performance of compatible laptops and 2-in-1 PCs. It connects via a ...

Asus has launched the ROG XG Station, an external multimedia docking station which was first shown at CES. The ROG XG Station features a Geforce 8600 GT 256MB graphics card, it also features 2 USB ...

There has been a relatively long history of manufacturers producing boxes that house external graphics cards. The purpose is to enable thin-and-light laptops to enjoy the graphics horsepower of ...