Posts by Labmouse

Quote: Originally Posted by rickster Asus flooded the US market with the a8jp? What resellers are selling it other than newegg? I was under the impression that the a8jp was only for Asia and Europe yet somehow newegg...

Well, I'll go out on a limb and say that they probably do, but it's not something that's advertised or made known to the public.

Well, speaking of breakfast trays and pillows, you can get this for about $15 for those of us without breakfast trays.. http://search.barnesandnoble.com/boo...41767500&itm=1

Well, if you're using windows 95, 98, or ME, no, the OS won't even report the 2nd CPU. If you're using 2000 pro, XP or Vista, it's all good and you don't need to do anything else to use both processors....now, how efficient XP or vista...

When I'm in bed, I use one of these: http://search.barnesandnoble.com/boo...41767500&itm=1 At $15, It's cheap, inexpensive, and relatively comfortable for laptop use, sketching, or reading magazines. The most important thing...

As long as the laptop is in a padded case, there should not be serious longevity problems. A hard shelled case offers additionaly protection against abuse. When in a vehicle, the laptop can also be placed on one of the passenger seats...

Quote: Originally Posted by rickster that's why i used the qualifier "sort of" Also bto tech at one point had the a8js @ $1450, but now i see the price is raised to $1500. So the a8js can be had for $200...

Quote: Originally Posted by jiopi Now you are making just plain stupid assumptions here, ofcourse texture mapping is not the only thing affecting to performance but it definitely is one part of it, and I did put the...

Quote: Originally Posted by rickster Notebookcheck is sort of faulty. I don't think they updated their 3dmark 06 scores (i can't verify right now as their site is down), which showed the 7700 an 850 point lead over the...

Quote: Originally Posted by jiopi No, again you fail to see the point, the memory bus width was not the point, as they both have the same width. The point was, Go 7700 have three times more texture mapping power...