Asus N53SN review

Asus N53SNReview The most capable processors from Intel drive diverse, thrilling adventures, high productivity and memorable moments. With all new 2nd Generation INTEL® CORE™ Processor inside, the N Series has the power and seamless capabilities to achieve and enjoy more with great efficiency and a smooth user experience.

The N53SN is all about multimedia performance and in order to get the best, it is packing some of the latest hardware. For starters, we have Intel's latest SandyBridge CPU, the Core i7 2630QM which is a quad core multithreaded CPU running at 2.0GHz with Turbo upto 2.9GHz. The other big addition is the new Nvidia GT 550M with Nvidia Optimus and 2GB GDDR3 dedicated memory. The rest of the system specifications include 4GB RAM, 750GB 7200rpm drive, full HD 15.6-inch screen and finally a BluRay combo drive.

The trackpad is comfortable and really sensitive, so you probably won't find your thumb cramping up during intense Web browsing sessions. Alas, the keyboard is less impressive. We're getting more and more used to seeing MacBook Pro-style isolated keyboards on new laptops, but the N53SN's keyboard design harks back to machines of yesteryear.

Besides the standard model name, N53SN-SX091V,( hp 8730p battery ) some online shops also use the label X5MSN-SX091V for this laptop. However, there aren't any differences. A nice inclusion is the coupon for a free sample of StarCraft II - Wings of Liberty. ( hp probook 4710s battery ) The recommended retail price for this bundle is 1299 euros. A recent price comparison shows that the laptop can be found for starting at 1229 euros on the Internet.

Specifications
Processor Intel Core i7 Processor 2630QM 2.0 GHz
Memory DDR3 1333 MHz SDRAM
4 x SODIMM socket for expansion up to 16GB SDRAM
Operating System Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium
Display 15.6" 16:9 HD /Full HD LED backlight,Asus Splendid Video Intelligent Technology
System Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GT 550M with 2GB DDR3 VRAM
Hard Disk Drive 500GB 7200rpm
Optical Drive DVD Super Multi Double Layer

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SPESIFIKASI LAPTOP Asus N82Jv-X1

SPESIFIKASI LAPTOP Asus N82Jv-X1

The ASUS
N82Jv-X1 is a great system that's short on time. It has an eye-catching lid covering a powerful Core i5 processor and a discrete GPU, plus Nvidia's graphics-switching Optimus technology. Unfortunately, like its non-Optimus sibling, a short battery life hinders its endurance, but if you can find an outlet quick enough this system will make sure you don't regret it.

Design

At 5.2 pounds and 13.8 x 9.7 x 1.4 inches, the N82Jv-X1 ($999) is a little heavier and thicker than competitors such as the lighter and slimmer Gateway ID49C08u. Though it's light enough to carry in your bag, the N82Jv-X1's bulk takes up more space than we'd like.

The lid is fitted with an interesting cubed pattern in dark brown that has a metallic effect when the light hits it just right. Similar to the Asus N82JQ-A1, the inside deck is accented with a soft-touch matte finish that helps keep the area fingerprint-free.

The right physical power button (which has a white status indicator light) and corresponding left instant-on button fit in with the design of the N82Jv-X1, but we would've liked to see shortcut launch keys or dedicated media controls. Having to use a function command to adjust the volume (Function key + F12 to increase or F11 to decrease) during gameplay is slightly annoying.

Keyboard and Touchpad

The ASUS N82Jv's chiclet-style keyboard provided adequate feedback, important when playing first-person shooters, and we have no complaints about the key arrangement. We noticed less flex with the N82Jv-X1 compared to the N82Jq-A1.

The 3.25 x 2-inch touchpad is fairly large and has a textured surface (the same as the cubed pattern on the lid) that prevented our finger from slipping when gaming or navigating through Windows 7. Its single mouse button was a bit stiffer than we'd like, though.
Display and Audio

The glossy 14-inch, 1366 x 768-pixel LED-backlit display produced reasonably bright images and sharp colors, but viewing angles left something to be desired. The screen's high gloss can be a distraction in certain conditions, but the trade-off for deeper colors is worth it. The glare wasn't disruptive even in our well-lit lab, though sunlight was a much larger problem.

When watching videos, playback on the ASUS N82Jv-X1 was smooth and noise-free. Streaming "The Wanda Sykes Show" from FOX.com was smooth, but picture quality was noticeably pixelated. However, pixelation was absent when watching a 720p trailer of the movie "Takers" streamed in QuickTime.

Despite being positioned below the keyboard, the Altec Lansing speakers were loud and clear while listening to Jay-Z and Tupac via Pandora, and we didn't hear any distortion or tinniness typical of most notebook speakers. Their position on the front lip of the system helps keep the speakers from accidentally being blocked while typing. At maximum volume, the sound isn't overpowering, yet it's loud enough to fill a quiet medium-size room.

Ports and Webcam

The N82Jv-X1 certainly isn't lacking for ports. On the left side of the system is a VGA connection, headphone and mic inputs, an HDMI port, and a super-fast USB 3.0 port. Hidden behind a small plastic door on the right side is a standard USB 2.0 connector, an eSATA port, and an Ethernet connection. Between the speakers on the front of the system is a 5-in-1 memory card reader.

The 2-megapixel webcam produced clear images when video conferencing through Skype and audio quality was crystal clear. On the other hand, images were a bit noisy and motion detection lagged a little. The N82Jv-X1 is bundled with ASUS's LifeFrame software that allows you to capture video and snap pictures, then edit the content and apply special effects. Its facial recognition technology isn't perfect, but the pre-effects in LifeFrame are worth trying out.

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SPESIFIKASI Asus Eee PC 1018p

SPESIFIKASI Asus Eee PC 1018p

his year will be the year of the USB 3.0. This trend is sticking out in the arena of Computex 2010 (June 1 to 5) in Taipei. Many booths displaying device with a USB 2.0 connection is the router.

Some notebooks have started mempelihatkan port capable of transferring data 10x faster than USB 2.0 that is widely used today. As an illustration, with USB 3.0 you just need to time one minute to copy a file size of 4.7 GB (DVD).

Interestingly, the USB 3.0 will also be present in some of the latest model of Asus netbooks. Eee PC series that mengemaskan USB 3.0 ports are 1018, 1015, 1015PN, 1016, and 1215. Everything is also supporting the Cloud Computing. Because it was a mixture of storage: 250 / 320 GB hard disk and Asus Webstorage (online storage) 500GB.

What is unique is the Eee PC 1215. See a larger screen than the other. If others have a screen 10.1 ", Eee PC 1215 12.1-screen display." Nih netbook or notebook? "Netbook," replied S.Y. Shian (Corporate Vice President & General Manager, Notebook Business Unit, ASUSTeK Computer Inc..) On the sidelines of the Computex 2010 event.

Netbook, Shian said, it should sail 10.1 "in accordance with an agreement with Intel as a provider of processors. But Intel does not mind if Asus is using the screen 12.1 "is in this new netbook. Size 12 "was chosen because it based on input from consumers, the resolution on the size of 10.1" is not adequate. On the Eee PC 1215, 1366 × 768 resolution is a "Just the price we bought his Atom more expensive," said Shian.

Eee PC 1215 is also interesting because it will add a first netbook Asus mengemaskan D525 Intel Atom dual core and Nvidia's Optimus technology brings ION. Li-Ion Battery 6-cell-mentioned will be able to survive her 7 hours.

O yes, investments USB 3.0 netbooks, says Shian, causing price-netbook netbook scheduled out in quarter two this year to be more expensive than using USB 2.0.

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