Sleek design, Powerful graphics performance, Big hard drive for a netbook, Instant-on OS boots quickly, Smart facial-recognition software
Pricey, Relatively heavy, Mediocre battery life, Must reboot to switch graphics cards
As netbook manufacturers flirt with larger screen sizes, and generally raise the bar for performance, the definition of a netbook is constantly evolving. The ASUS N10J-A2 is the latest to break—or at least stretch—the mold. This $799 system of...
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Abstrakt: Back in September we covered Asus’s N10J, the 10-inch not-a-netbook. As you might recall, this computer runs an Atom processor and resembles a netbook in almost every way, but packs an extra punch: NVIDIA GeForce 9300M GS graphics. It also sells for $6...
Abstrakt: Asus looks to be differentiating itself in the increasingly overcrowded netbook market with something containing a little more poke, but will the N10J laptop be anything more than a jazzed-up netbook?Virtually every netbook (including those that say th...
Box, in which ASUS N10J came, had another surprise for us: external optical device. It is simply designed as squarish black colored DVD external writer. This is first device, in this class, that is shipped with optical device as standard accessory and ...
While the N10E is just an Eee PC 1000H with an new case, the N10J convinces in many disciplines. Especially the Geforce graphics unit is a real improvement for the package. But you have to pay about 580 Euro - about as much as you pay for a 15.4 inch n...
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Udgivet: 2008-11-26, Forfatter: Dan , anmeldelse af: cnet.com
In a Netbook first, it includes a dedicated graphics chip, which can be switched off to extend battery life; decent keyboard; excellent battery life, especially with GeForce graphics turned off; HDMI port and ExpressCard slot are useful bonuses.
Low screen resolution wont appeal to all gamers; underpowered Intel Atom CPU is far from ideal for graphics-heavy applications; high price.
It may look like your standard Netbook, but the Asus N10J is unique because underneath it features discrete, switchable graphics. Youll pay a bit more for the privilege, but the end result works for gaming on the go, as long as you dont mind dialing ...
Udgivet: 2008-11-18, Forfatter: Darren , anmeldelse af: techworld.com
The Asus N10J succeeds in many ways, but its price may prompt you to consider whether you'd be better off to plump for the fully featued, all-purpose laptop with an optical drive....
1.6kg, HDMI, NVIDIA graphics chip, easy to use, fingerprint reader, good battery life
Glossy screen is susceptible to reflections, base gets warm
Finally, a fully-featured ultraportable laptop that won’t cost you more than $1500. It’s easy to use, has plenty of ports and expansion options and can last a long time away from an outlet. Sure it’s a slow performer, but for sending e-m...
