The number of computer models that Asus has in the market is incredibly large, from laptops to large ultra-portables through more conventional laptops. In short it is the turn at Asus N10, difficult to encompass in one category.
Although the screen size, 10.2 inches, it might seem that encompasses a range ultra-portables EEA, in reality it is a model of superior range, much more powerful, but despite that with a reduced price, or at least that's what is expected.
The Asus N10 features not found in most ultra-portables, as a 320 GB hard drive, a fingerprint reader or an HDMI output, which probably will be accompanied by a graphics card something decent. The idea is that this laptop is capable of running Windows Vista.
The number of computer models that Asus has in the market is incredibly large, from laptops to large ultra-portables through more conventional laptops. In short it is the turn at Asus N10, difficult to encompass in one category.
Although the screen size, 10.2 inches, it might seem that encompasses a range ultra-portables EEA, in reality it is a model of superior range, much more powerful, but despite that with a reduced price, or at least that's what is expected.
The Asus N10 features not found in most ultra-portables, as a 320 GB hard drive, a fingerprint reader or an HDMI output, which probably will be accompanied by a graphics card something decent. The idea is that this laptop is capable of running Windows Vista.
It also has VGA output, an SD card reader and an Express Card slot, putting it equal to any other laptop, but with a much smaller screen, 10.2 inches commented, with a resolution of 1024 x 600 pixels.
The price of N10 Asus will be somewhat above the 400 euros, really affordable, but to see if he can compete against other ultra-portables (which I doubt) have to know the leading processor, battery life and, most importantly, final weight.
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