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ASUS Breaks Record with 13 Wins at 2016 iF Design Awards
Published: Mar 01,2016TAIPEI, Taiwan — ASUS won 13 2016 iF Product Design Awards, setting a new record number of wins for the company in a single iF Design Award competition. Spanning four product design categories — Computer, TV/Camera, Telecommunication, and Sports/Leisure.
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In the Computer category, ASUS won design awards for the VivoMini VC65 Series of mini PCs; TUF Sabertooth Z170 Mark 1 motherboard; ROG GT51 gaming desktop; Transformer Book T100HA detachable laptop; VivoBook K401 and VivoBook K501 laptops; Chromebook Flip C100 Chrome OS device; Chromebook C201 Chrome OS notebook, VivoBook X456, VivoBook X556, and VivoBook X756 laptops; and Chromebit, the world’s smallest Chrome OS device.
The ZenBeam E1 portable LED projector and ROG Swift PG Series of gaming monitors won awards in the TV/Camera category. ZenWatch 2 (WI502Q) won an award in the Telecommunication category, and ASUS VivoWatch won an award in the Sports/Leisure category.
iF Design Awards are recognized worldwide as seal of quality for products that excel in specific criteria including design quality, degree of innovation, functionality, ergonomics and more. An independent jury of 58 experts from all over the world assesses products and selects winners.
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