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Features: Many of today's ultra-portable notebooks get renouncing their small size of many features (like a DVD player, small hard drive, etc.). The Asus UL80Vt-A1 is a new ultra-slim 14.1-inch laptop that is affordable and has all the characteristics a standard laptop.

It comes with an Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300 (1.3GHz), 4GB of RAM and 320 GB (5400 rpm) hard drive. This model also has a DVD player, which is quite rare in the ultra-portable models. For the graphics, this notebook has the GraphiX Boost functionality to switch between the GMA X4500 Intel G210M and the powerful NVIDIA graphics card for optimal energy efficiency and graphics performance. For display, a 14-inch screen LED-backlit high definition (1266 x 768 resolution). Some other features include a pair of Altec Lansing SRS Premium Stereo, 3 USB ports, HDMI output, a webcam and Wi-Fi 802.11b/g/n.

Design: The UL80Vt Asus A1 measures 13.3 x 9.45 x 1.06 inches (at thickest point) and weighs only 4.41 pounds, which is light enough for a 14-inch model. The case of this model is black Color an account with a finish in brushed anodized aluminum. The interior is also black, but has a big, bright shiny finish. In general, this model is very elegant and professional.

Functions & Performance: The energy saving processor, RAM, the graphical specification wide and high UL80Vt-A1 Asus makes a perfect laptop for work or play. It has an 8-cell battery that can function, this notebook can be launched in just 30 seconds! Overall, the combination of long battery life, great design and a set of specifications make UL80Vt-A1 Asus laptop model excellent. Today, it sells for only approximately from $ 882 per unit.

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The student needs new laptop. How Tablet PC? Partners (and others) PLS SUGGESTIONS?

I'm going to college soon and I need a laptop so you can get used to it before actually entering the university. What brand / model that works best student here? I'm torn between HP, Dell, Toshiba. It is useless if the door? I am very curious about the Tablet PC. Any person who owns, are good? Does the rotating break easily, and if it breaks, it is the screen blank out? I like the idea of being able to write or write at the same time, because the faster the write really, but I still take notes on science and biology classes. In place the tablet, there is something that I can to use that you can draw with a pencil directly connected to the laptop? There will text only. Must be able to resist relative "right" to heavy use … mostly with Adobe Photoshop, Powerpoint, Word. The usual, but I often use. I will not play on it at all, however, but perhaps a few movies here and there. Thank you for the help!

Of course! The tablet PC Freakin 'sweet! The rotation is pretty durable, has all the functionality of a laptop … and more. :-p-Brand Wise … hmm. HPs are very reliable … but tend to be stupid sometimes. Dells are "ehh" computers in the computer world … but cheaper. It sorta sorta not on you from time to time … but not the best out there. : – / From Toshiba … whatever. Lol. Toshiba Suck … each. If Windows … Yes. Toshiba Suck. Lol. Gateway PC are like the Dells. : – / If I had to get a good college-student price of a Tablet PC, I suggest you go with either a Sony or HP. No teams are which are bad … is the operating system (Windows). I'll be honest … Windows sucks. It is very rare for a team to survive more than 3 years without a catastrophic crisis of some kind. Ugh … I can not explain. In addition, it remains a Windows-based world in which we live, we have no choice but using Windows. And, well … that Windows will launch its new operating system this month of July-August-ish. It's called "Windows Vista "and is apparently much better than XP (which is still :-/). Kinda sucks … If you want … you can wait until it is released (Windows Vista) … and you can buy the operating system … everyone or wait til 'more is purchased, then you can buy the XPS computer Windows that stores want to get rid of (to accommodate the new operating system). Hehe … I intend to do (unless Windows Vista is freakin 'amazing, by all rights).

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