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News Asus brings the bling to its latest NX laptops

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by Claave, 14 May 2010.

  1. docodine

    docodine killed a guy once

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    Maybe it's not just bare alu? Some sort of decent clearcoat would fix the scratching problem probably.
     
  2. Spuzzell

    Spuzzell What's a Dremel?

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    It's almost a DESK replacement. You could do your ironing on the damn thing.
     
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  3. Tulatin

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    It's gorgeous, but without immediately skinning it, and handling it forever with white cotton gloves, that poor laptop would look terrible after a few weeks of being carted around. But I don't think it's meant to move, so...
     
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    Those are dual touchpads. You can use it either right or left handed.
     
  5. perplekks45

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    I lol'd.
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    Does it support multi-touch then? That would make it at least partially appealing to me.
     
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    In some way I think. I was told each could be assigned to perform specific tasks in applications, but I know no more than that.
     
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    I still don't understand why manufacturers of touch screens, laptops & phones don't use multi-touch more. :eyebrow:
    It's the only thing I'm disappointed with with my Samsung Galaxy Spica.

    Anyway, different tasks in applications? Sounds interesting in theory but I don't see how this will be easy to pick up thanks to the touch pads being either side of the keyboard. Will have to see it in action to make a final judgement, I guess.

    Cheers for the quick answer, Rich. :thumb: rep has been added although you don't really need any more, do you? ;)
     
  8. Andersen1337

    Andersen1337 What's a Dremel?

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    18.4" big and not even a numpad, that just has facepalm written all over it...
     
  9. Andersen1337

    Andersen1337 What's a Dremel?

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    Lol, it posted twice
     
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  10. GiantStickMan

    GiantStickMan What's a Dremel?

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    Looks good... till you open it up. Just doesn't look right with those big speaker panels and lets be honest, if you're using it as a desktop replacement chances are you'll have a decent set of speakers you can hook up nearby anyways. I'm rather unsure why that is meant to be such a huge selling point.
    As others said no key pad is another nail in the coffin as a DTR.
     
  11. Guest-16

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    It's patented to the teeth I'd imagine.
     
  12. toda200

    toda200 What's a Dremel?

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    Asus finally find a specialize area to shine with fabulous sound and design. It will be a breakthrough for all notebook to follow but since this is a laptop replacement it should be around 19-20". And should they consider release a 14-15" with similar design to it. The palm rest area is too wide, too deep for improvement.
     
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