So a few minutes after fiddling around with my new pricey laptop I noticed something, which I would have never expected from a laptop from this price range: there are about 0,4 inches of dead spots at the both sides of the touchpad. Wouldn't be that big of a problem, but it really makes scrolling up and down hit and miss. And of course I feel a little betrayed, when my big touchpad isn't actually bigger than usual. 
Is there a defect in my product or do I need some drivers to make it work whole? Or is this just a "feature?" 
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Attention all the ASUS U36JC owners: problem with the touchpad
for bringing it up
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