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Out of stock | | | | | | It might be little but it is tremendous on mobility, usability, durability. Collected with impressive features, ASUS N10 offers you a full-function Notebook with vivid style. Plus, its simple, attractive design and brilliant outlook make it delicate but super light weight. At just 1.4 kg weightiness, with the largest 10.2-inch WXGA glare display, the ASUS N10 features a exquisite design with powerful 3D performance in multimedia, security and wireless capabilities during surfing. Plus full size keyboard and long battery life allow user to stay productive. ASUS exclusive "Express Gate" enables users to access the Internet, instant messenger, Skype, online games, music, photos and more in 10 seconds when the system is powered on. ASUS offers ASUS 360 service program with 2 year global warranty, one month zero bright dot guaranty, free two-way standard overnight shipping and twenty-four hour tech support seven days a week. Plus, one Year Accidental Damage Warranty protecting the notebook from drops, fire, spills and surge. The package contains 2 year warranty card, notebook, battery, carry bag. | | | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Product Length: | 10.8 inches | | Product Width: | 7.6 inches | | Product Height: | 1.2 inches | | Product Weight: | 6.0 pounds | | Package Length: | 13.8 inches | | Package Width: | 11.5 inches | | Package Height: | 8.0 inches | | Package Weight: | 8.2 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 22 reviews |
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| | Features | Streamline Shape, Touching on Light: High gloss on palm rest, Shadow and Transparency: Glossy with 3D lighting effect on LCD coverPortable Internet Device: Long Battery Life: 6.5 hr ,under power saving mode with normal battery(6 cell)1.4Kg with mobile battery Seamless Internet Access and Wireless Connection: WLAN 802.11b/g , a/b/g/n, Bluetooth 2.1+ EDRThe only notebook with a dedicated graphic card supports running Vista Aero function smoothly. Big HDD Capacity: Up to 320GBASUS 360 service program with 2yr global warranty one month 0 bright dot guaranty free 2 way standard overnight shipping
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 Just does not have the horsepower. Jul 19, 2009
I purchased this ASUS N10J-A2 to travel with and download HD video from my Flip MinoHD. It does have a great display and 2 gig of RAM. I thought it would also be good for HDTV usb tuner card. I am not sure if it is the slow Intel Atom processor or the MS Vista Business operating system or the combination of the 2 but it unusable for any kind of video. Even the lowest resolution video runs very jerky and stops constantly. Just siting idle with nothing running but the OS the CPU gauge is says 95% full all the time.
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 Is the PC Express slot 54 or 34? Jul 16, 2009
I cannot find whether the PC Express slot is a full 54 or the 34. I need a 54. Can someone clarify. Thanks.
 ASUS Jun 13, 2009
Runs Great, Has to be the fastest netbook out very easy to overclock and has its own gpu, can be used for gaming
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Just got it! Whooo Hoooo May 07, 2009
Well, I have to give Amazon 5 stars for their service! I ordered it overnight shipping at 8:30 in the morning on Tuesday, and had it in my hot little hands by 9:30 am on Wednesday! Not too shabby - thanks Amazon!
As for the little notebook, I love it actually! It is everything you could want in an ultra portable. It really is attractive, (much nicer then in the pictures) and the keyboard feels great, I didn't really even need to adjust. This is a nice, solid feeling notebook with an almost standard sized keyboard. Compared to the Acer 10.1" there is no comparison! =)
Pros: Solid, nice looking, comfortable to work on, yet extremely portable. I love it! And with the geforce 9300 graphics, it runs Second Life very well (which is really the only game I play)
Cons: I wish it had come with XP loaded instead of Vista. I am not a Vista hater, and love it on my full sized (main computer) laptop but honestly, the atom doesn't handle the vista very well. It is sloooooooow! I am definately going to use the disks that came with it to UPGRADE to XP! But it would have been nice if it had come with XP loaded with disks for Vista for those that really wanted it. That is really my only gripe for this sweet little baby! And the only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5.
I plan on loading the XP tonight, and I am hoping that that will change my rating to a 5!
UPDATE: Just loaded XP last night and this machine really hums now! I love it - and would give it 5 stars if I could change it! The install went well, just follow the instructions on the little pamphlet that comes with the machine. I had to go into device manager and manually update a few of the drivers but other then that, piece of cake! LOVE THIS LITTLE MACHINE!!!!!
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External monitor and/or a bit of gaming May 04, 2009
This "netbook" basically has all the features any real notebook would have except a dual core processor. You get a decent sized hard drive, plenty of RAM (more than the Atom processor can use), discrete graphics, Vista, great battery life, Bluetooth, and lots of ports. The specs are such that you actually can use this netbook as your primary computer. There is no optical drive, which allows the netbook to stay small and light.
The N10J is kind of a niche product. If you were a typical netbook user (internet, word processing, etc.), you would probably want a lighter, cheaper netbook. If you were interested in discrete graphics, you would probably want a dual core processor and more screen resolution. So, what's the point of a souped-up netbook?
As I see it, the N10J is a highly portable netbook/notebook uniquely suited for two purposes:
1. Playing moderately demanding games
2. Using an external monitor
In my case, I was looking for something that could do both. The N10J is one of the few netbooks with HDMI. While the Dell Mini 10 and the Samsung NC10 have this feature also, the specs and features are way better on the N10J, making it much more functional as a primary computer. The N10J doesn't have the most amazing graphics card, but it actually compares well to pretty much all the other sub-15" notebooks out there, especially for the price. I doubt it will run the latest games, but I find that it runs older games very well, even on high settings. I don't have any recent games, but apparently it can run newer, moderately demanding games just fine.
Since I chose the N10J to be my primary computer, my biggest concern was trying to get by with an Atom processor. Overall, I find that while the Atom processor can be pretty slow, it is worth giving up the processing power for the size and price. The limitations can be annoying - Vista startup is horrible (~2 mins, down from 4+ mins), installing programs takes forever, and ripping mp3s in CDex using the processor intensive VBR algorithms is unbelievably slow. However, even though Atom is pretty weak, most "real" programs don't ever use a huge portion of the processing capacity unless you really try. I actually have no problems with the processor as long as I avoid running more than about three large programs simultaneously. I wouldn't recommend lots of video editing or extensive batch processing in Photoshop, but typical use of large programs really shouldn't be a problem. Since coming out of sleep or hibernation is actually pretty fast, I generally avoid the slow startup altogether. So far, the limitations of the Atom processor haven't been severe enough for me to bother downgrading to Windows XP or overclocking the processor as many N10J owners do.
If you are planning on using the N10J as your primary computer, I suggest you know a bit about controlling background processes. Since the Atom processor is not dual core, the background processes really can kill performance, so you need to know how to keep them under control. (You don't have a backup core when a background process starts hogging resources.) I definitely recommend disabling the pre-installed Google Desktop and Norton Internet Security. Also, I added an $8 4GB SD card for ReadyBoost which helps a bit.
With an external monitor this is an excellent setup. You get the best of both worlds - a tiny computer and a huge screen. The performance of the Atom processor is good enough, unless you regularly do a lot of fairly processor intensive tasks. It's probably even better if you downgrade to Windows XP and overclock the processor.
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