Heh, the amazing design belies its (below) average configurations. But it's nice to see a nice design used with a Centrino system.
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3/22/04 at 7:32pm

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Originally Posted by Enderet
Hey Marco...
Your site says that it is under construction and that it will be opened in March 2004. Its already going to be May ![]() |



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Originally Posted by Anacardo
I was probably one of the first who was really mad about this lappy. I waited and waited. Last week came the specs..
Few things quite BAD about this lappy... ![]() 1) 15.4 screen is currently available ONLY in WXGA (1280x800) WSXGA is coming sooner or later.. possibly later ![]() 2) Ati Radeon 9600 with 64MBs. mmh... 3) No 802.11g ... Fact is: in what this laptop currently differs from other wide aspect notebooks? Only the design? and they call it a "revolution".... well... Take the words from Asus: "we realized that human sight is more keen onto a wide angle view.. so we take the 16:10 approach" well... fact is, Apple powerbooks apart, the first centrino widescreen was the x1000 from compaq.. then came emachines, HP, Clevo, Acer.. should I go on? Asus is just the last newcomer. Same for the other features. Summarizing: there's really no difference between this lappy and other offers by other producers other than the exterior design.. If you think of the suggested retail price (2000-2500 Euros) you'll realize this thing is really much hype and quite few substance. |
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Originally Posted by MrBoston4831
sorry to disappoint you, but it's not here in the US and justin at proportable said that Asus' US office still needs to order the notebooks.... it really doesn't matter what another country has....... period. THe M6's are getting the 9700 in june, it's just going to be a turning point with a slightly newer chipset...... whatever
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