November 10, 2008
Dell Mini 9 and the ASUS N10 netbooks have been reviewed by register hardware! They seem to like the Mini 9, calling it the “nicest netbook out there” but does come with a two year 3g contract! I personally like the Samsung NC10 which many reports suggest has excellent battery life. Jump for the full reviews.
Read More: ASUS N10 Dell Mini 9
November 3, 2008
OK, so we have a foldable case here but who does it really benefit, consumers or manufacturers? seems the latter to me! “This also allows DIY enthusiasts to carry the chassis back home or to the office without having to contend with the conventional bulk of a normal chassis.” really? Is it worth all the hassle of taking everything apart and putting it back together, surely not! opinions?
October 7, 2008
This ASUS S101 high-end netbook looks slick, I must admit. It features an 10.2 inch LED backlit screen, 0.3MB webcam, integrated bluetooth, the newer Wi-fi 802.11n draft, 16 GB Solid State Drive and an estimated battery life of 5 hours (with Wi-fi off and brightness lowered) or 3 hours and forty-five minutes during heavy use (read the review). The price should start from €599 ($816) in Europe.
“High-end netbook” might sound like an oxymoron, not least because the whole point of these little mobile internet devices was for them to be low-cost and low-power. The thinking at Asus, however, is that the S101 will appeal to people who have so far been put off buying an Eee PC because of its ‘built to a budget’ appearance, and in that respect, the S101 is a big success – it’s gorgeous.
Read More Press Shorts, Source: Engadget
September 27, 2008
We all know netbooks aren’t meant for gaming, as is the case with the ASUS N10 netbook! however in this case the N10 comes with the ability to change graphics cards in-between reboots, from Intel 945 graphics to nVidia GeForce 9300M which will allow you to play games! not a bad trick.
Also If you want to play 720p videos you might be out of luck, as according to the reviewer it struggles, shame!
September 18, 2008
A reader of the magazine PC Pro has found some cracking software, confidential files of ASUS employees and the source code of various ASUS applications on the recovery DVDs of Windows Vista.
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