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What Do You Think of ASUS Laptops?
Dan Guisinger asks: "I'm looking at replacing a laptop that was recently stolen and came across ASUS's new B1000 series laptop. It seams to have everything one could want, dual FireWire ports, DVD, CDRW, 15" screen, upgradable Pentium III cpu using mPGA2 sockets...it even has finger print security. My only problem while looking at the specs is the measly 1024x768 XGA resolution it supports. I am unable to find reviews on this laptop, nor most other ASUS laptops. Can anyone speak of the quality of their laptops overall? How about this particular model, has anyone seen or used the B1000?"
At last, an article suffers the slashdot effect from the start. Could this mean that people are actually *gasp* reading the article first before offering their opinions? Of course, it is basically a tech schematic, but still, it proves we can be taught.
- If This Peace Is Fictious, I Shall Destroy It
If you take that laptop, you are just as bad as the guy who took yours!!
there are 2 kinds of people. those who divide people into 2 kinds, and those who don't.
Wouldn't that be "crack off your finger"?
I would be a paid subscriber if Taco and Hemos weren't such cunts
Q: What do you think of ASUS' servers?
A: Not much, they slow down to a crawl when slashdotted.
From the spec page:
Hard Disk Drive
2.5" 9.5mm IDE HDD with Ultra DMA66/100 supported
Supported capacities up to 30 GB
Bumping mechanic's design
Fixed type, easy for BTO
Some dancin' auto repair technicain desgined it! Also, the hard drive isn't broken because Bachman-Turner Overdrive would find that difficult to use.
HIV Crosses Species Barrier... into Muppets
Geez, the things that I've had rejected that were pertinent pieces of information and somehow this makes it?!
Who cares, should I start submitting stories: "What is the best brand and version of the GeForce to buy?", "Does linux have Intel Pro 1000 adapter support?"
"Who is your daddy?"
It's not a "nipple". It's a tit-mouse.