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Asus UL20FT
$652.99
Released August, 2010
The Pros:12.1" LED backlit display with respectable 1366 x 768px resolution. Compact and lightweight - 12.1" design, 3.3 pounds. Fairly powerful components - Core i3 processor, DDR3 memory.
The Cons:Intel GMA 4500MHD only - poor 3D capabilities. No optical drive. Poor trackpad - small with a crappy mouse button bar that must be clicked at its extremes to register.
The Asus UL20FT is a thin and lightweight 12.2” notebook outfitted with an Intel Core i3-330UM processor, which is in fact a great improvement over the Japanese version, which hosts a Celeron U3400 CPU instead.
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Featured also is 2GB of DDR2 RAM, a 250GB HDD, and the Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit operating system. At the time of this writing (one month prior to its August 2010 release), there was speculation that the Asus UL20FT would also house a VGA webcam, a 6-cell 4400mAh battery, and an HDMI output, though this couldn’t be confirmed until August.
Features
- Thin/Lightweight Notebook
- August 2010 Release
- Windows 7 64-Bit
- Intel Core i3 CPU
- DDR2 RAM
- SATA HDD
- VGA Webcam
- 6-Cell Battery
- HDMI Output
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12.1" LED backlit display with respectable 1366 x 768px resolution
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compact and lightweight - 12.1" design, 3.3 pounds
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fairly powerful components - Core i3 processor, DDR3 memory
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runs Windows 7 Home Premium
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great battery life - around 5 hours of basic use
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quality Altec Lansing speakers
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comfortable, well laid out chiclet style keyboard
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quality brushed aluminum lid
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stays fairly cool under use
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much better than a netbook, for not much more money
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Intel GMA 4500MHD only - poor 3D capabilities
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poor trackpad - small with a crappy mouse button bar that must be clicked at its extremes to register
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short "right shift" with bad nested arrows in the keyboard
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