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Perfect Blend of Technology and Art: ASUS and Jay Chou Team Up for Creativity and Innovation Hey guys do you all know that Artist Jay Chou is the Appointed Chief Designer for a Special Edition N Series notebook with ASUS SonicMaster Audio Technology? Read more to find out!!! (Singapore, June 29, 2011) ― ASUS announced the launch of a special edition of the N Series notebook designed by renowned artist and songwriter Jay Chou at a press event in Taipei today. The event opened with a symphony conducted by ASUS Chairman Jonney Shih and an orchestra consisting of notebooks along with piano by Jay Chou. The combination of classical music with digital remix demonstrates the latest breakthrough in ASUS SonicMaster Audio technology. “Design inspiration has always been a part of ASUS’ DNA, and we’re honored to appoint a talented singer and songwriter like Jay Chou to infuse new elements of design into our N series notebook. But design is not all we have to offer. This special edition of the...

Last weekend, I decided to have a break at the Fort Canning Park with my new laptop- ASUS N53SV. It was something unusual but it was a great experience for me as I'm a nature-lover. Having to relax under a big shady tree with my laptop while enjoying the view of the surrounding greenery make me feel so GREAT. Do you know? In 1972, the greenery around Fort Canning was known as Central Park with the amalgamation of the King George V Park (set up prior to World War II) and the land occupied by the British Armed Forces. The River Valley Road end of the park used to house the National Theatre and the Van Kleef Aquarium. It also had a roller-skating rink, a playground, a Vietnamese restaurant and a squash centre. It was renamed Fort Canning Park with the planting of a fruit tree by then-Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew on 1 November 1981. Today, Fort Canning has been converted into a historical Park. It is also a popular location for picnics, cultural performances and Wedding Photography. ...

"I take photos, read and use my phone. My bf would be there most of the time to accompany me!" (Submitted by Ivy Lim) Thanks Ivy for sharing. Ivy shared her "Have A Break" moment is with her boyfriend most of the time. That's so sweet!!! Relationships need tender loving care and time spending together for the bond to remain close and to strengthen over time. Without quality time together, a couple will gradually become distant and somewhat alienated from each other. Have A Break and Spend time with your Loved One. You can have a healthy relationship or marriage when you do that. Think you also have a photo of your “ HAVE A B REAK “ Moment to share with us? It can be catching up with friend at a dinner, having fun at the beach or simply shopping at Orchard Road. Send them in and stand to win a $200 Kit Kat Hamper!!! How to win: Send in your picture with a short caption to contestempire@gmail.com , with your name and contact number. Be sure to include "H...

Are you someone who only sing in the shower? Well don't be shy, go out and "K" with your friends at a KTV. You may not sound good at the start but when you sing more and you will get better one day. While you are singing with your friend, you may also observe & listen how your friend can sing so well and you can do it one day too. Singing is a good way to destress yourself too! Have a break and go KTV with your friend today. While singing, it is hard to think about problems at work. Go ahead and be comfortable with yourself and enjoy singing. Singing can also help you sort through complex emotions about love and loss. As a result you will sing out your stress. It feels great to be able to express your feelings in this way. I felt that we are all connected to certain songs that seem to say exactly what and how we feel sometime. Sing along to that tune, let the emotion out. Once you let your emotion out, the good feelings will most likely come in too. You can even choo...

Hey guys, have you heard that a new local artiste is in town?! His name is Elson Soh and I knew him from the F&N Blogging Competition last year. He was a friendly guy and honestly I think that his songs are not too bad for a Singaporean. Apparently he sings in 3 of the nation’s languages, English, Mandarin and Bahasa Melayu. It is amazing! I doubt any artiste has done that before. He is pretty talented considering that he knows how to play the piano, the cello and the drums!! I honestly never really supported local music until I heard his compositions and found that it was rather easy-listening, making me want to listen to it over and over again. True enough, he isn’t exactly Wang Lee Hom or JJ Lin material but still it seems like he is set to be the next big thing here in Singapore! One thing about local talent is that it does not allow newcomers to come in easily and those who have shot to stardom, like Stefanie Sun, JJ Lin and Tanya Chua seem to have lesser exposure after burst...