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The Asus N751JX does not only want to attract gamers, but is also appropriate as a replacement for the home desktop computer. The computer delivers more than enough processing performance for everyday tasks and can run computer games smoothly. The...

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Mobile Gaming Notebook. The Asus F8SN is a powerful 14" notebook

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Similar to the noise emissions also the heating of the Asus X51R is rather limited. A maximum of 34.7°C at the top side and of 42.1°C at the bottom side are unlikely to disturb at all

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Unlike illumination, textures, shadows, geometry and animations (we test from Low to Ultra/High), some settings like anti-aliasing, full-picture mode and vertical synchronization can "only" be turned on or off. The option frame rate limitation (at 30...

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That a rather middling keyboard is installed in a business laptop of this price range

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Brushed aluminum has become synonymous with luxury electronics, and the ASUS N53’s (N53SV-A1) exterior is clad in it like a suit of armor. The lid and palmrest are both coated the velvet-smooth metal, resulting in an instantly impressive finish. The...

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The ASUS X555LA is available from the first link below for £329.99 with free delivery.

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Other price-performance sensations in the 15-inch format. There we have for example the Lenovo IdeaPad Y570 or the Packard Bell EasyNote TS13HR.

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In every aspect the technology works fine. The modified Unreal Engine 3 shines amongst others with high quality reflections and light effects. The color was also carefully chosen. The unique style and high level of detail help to overlook the existing...

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The ASUS PL80J is suitable for anyone who wants a slim and relatively light mid-sized laptop. It's comfortable to use and it has good battery life and performance. We're not sold on its implementation of NVIDIA's Optimus technology though: we think...

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A good computer for this price, but I do think ASUS could have fitted a few more led's for caps-on and number-lock etc.

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The predecessor K93S/X93S is still available at prices that dropped to relatively low 650 Euro in the meantime. For fat wallets, the Alienware M18x looks like a nice upgrade. If it could be slightly smaller, 17" notebooks like the Samsung 550P7C should...

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The ASUS Vivo Book F202 is a good entry point if you're after a cheap and well built Windows 8-based laptop with a touchscreen. Its performance is sluggish, but it's adequate for media consumption, Web browsing, and some document creation tasks. You...

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This laptop is awesome. the specs for the price are simply too good to be true. I've watched movies, played games, and ran some productivity tools and they all run quite neatly. I've even played Skyrim on max settings (not HD pack) with no lag at all....

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