Asus X52F EX469V

One of the best cheap laptops around. (248 words)
by itsbennettboy - written on 31/10/11, updated on 30/11/11 (Somewhat useful, 48 readings)
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bitterly disappointed with them all, we (as a family turned to the lesser brand). I am currently studying at university and so plucked up the courage to go for the Asus and I am beyond satisfied. It s light, quick, and bright and powerful which for a laptop is surely what you need!! I am studying journalism and so typing is essential and the keypad is one of the best I have experienced. The buttons have a reassuring feel that they won t break and respond to every push. The i3 dual core has dealt with everything I have had to throw at it and has kept up with processing whilst having multiple windows and programmes running at the same time with flawless results. The ...

Asus X58L AP004C

ASUS X58l (343 words)
by cher_2004 - written on 25/10/09, updated on 29/10/09 (Somewhat useful, 249 readings)
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too. I have watched DVDs on it and they have been played in great quality and my daughter plays CD Roms on here. If you are after a Laptop for normal average use then I would happily recommend this laptop as I haven t had a single problem with it to date, It doesn t have a web cam but that hasn t been a problem with me what so ever. It does have a slot for SD cards which I have found really useful for photo s etc and I am sure it does far more than I realise. I purchased mine in Argos at around £270.00 defiantly great value for money. Here s the ARGOS spec. Intel® Celeron® M575 single core processor. 2 GHz processor speed. 1MB cache. 1GB RAM. 120GB hard ...

Asus X58L AP004C

Asus bring out another reliable runner. (676 words)
by Mama-Q - written on 08/10/10 (Very useful, 96 readings)
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As part of our mobile phone contract, this Laptop was thrown in free. Pretty good going given that in the past they didn t need to lure people into phone contracts by throwing laptops or Xboxes at them. I can t complain, however, because this laptop is an agreeable freebie. It takes no time at all to boot up - unlike the current laptop I have - and once on the desktop it s easy to navigate round to get what you want. *Software and extras: My own model didn t come with Microsoft Office, but like most laptops, had a trial version of Office with an option to upgrade once the 90 days had run out. As for installing software or games, this machine took no time at ...