Asus F8SN Notebook

Excellent performance; Good interface equipment

Frequently running and relatively loud fan; Creaking case; Reflecting display

Killer Quake 4 scores; 5 USB ports; plenty of video outputs; crisp display

Mediocre benchmarks; lots of screen glare; poor battery life; bad keyboard layout

In the end, this notebook lacks anything that sets it apart from the other offerings. Don’t let the gaming performance fool you: The F8Sn is a poor choice for users of all shapes and sizes.

Overall great notebook...I was suprised by the very sleek thin design. Easy access buttons for turning Wifi, and Bluetooth off if your trying to conserve power.Finger print scanner is a plus pretty neat feature, works good. Running Vista Ultimate runs...

The touchpad buttons are a little loud, compared to my older laptop, just a little annoying if your in a quiet place. Like the size of the hard drive but sadly its only 5400 rpm instead of 7200 but its only minor to me. Since I already have Vsta...

Light weight, sleek, somewhat speedy, and has some useful bloatware (paradox, I guess). The face recognition security is totally new to me and I love it, as well as the finger print identification. I made it so it recognizes my picture on my work's...

Glossy cover means finger prints. Asus includes a small cloth for this as well as a LCD cleaner cloth. No big deal. As the previous reviewer said, it has a lot of bloatware. Carefully get rid of them via msconfig/winpatrol, your preference ; It's...

Feature rich, well rounded notebook, with the avg user, student, and business person in mind. Dual layer dvd burner, built in camera, bluetooth, 8-in-1 caard reader (which isnt mentioned in specs) lots more

processor and hdd leave a bit to be desired. look hard enough on the web, and you can find t9300's going for 300 usd. get one and throw it in if youre savvy. additionally, you can get a 200gb travelstar drive, to replace the 5400rpm , for 160 here....