asus x51r laptop of sale Rs38.000

tremigues

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  • Dec 24, 2006
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    Reviewed: Asus X51R


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    Asus X51R (X51)
    :: Processor
    Intel Celeron M 520 1.6 GHz 1MB L2 Cache, 533 MHz FSB
    :: Mainboard
    ATI RS400/RC400/RC410
    :: Memory
    512 MB, DDR2 PC5300 SDRAM, max. 2048MB, 1x512MB
    :: Graphics adapter
    ATI XPress 1100 - 0 MB Chip/Clock rate: 329/333MHz
    :: Display
    15.4 Zoll 16:10, 1280x800 pixel, WXGA Color-Shine Glare Type TFT Display, glossy: yes
    :: Harddisk
    80GB 5400rpm Hitachi HTS 541680J9SA00
    :: Soundcard
    Realtek HD Audio
    :: Connections
    PCCard, Microphone, Headphones, 4x USB 2.0, VGA-Out, Kensington Lock, LAN, Modem
    :: Networking
    802.11b/g Wireless Lan, 10/100 Ethernet, 56K Modem
    :: Optical drive
    DVD +/-R (DL) Matshita UJ-850S
    :: Size
    height x width x depth (in mm): 36x365x264
    :: Weight
    2.74 kg
    :: Battery
    4400 mAh lithium ions battery
    :: Price
    600 Euro
    :: Additional features
    4in1 Cardreader
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    The Asus X51R is a beginner's notebook, which basically attracts by its price.

    The average non-striking design fits well to a low-cost notebook.

    Surprisingly, the workmanship of the X51R won't allow to classify it as low-cost computer.

    On the contrary, the case convinces by compact and robust construction,...

    ...even if the notebook is out of plastics with weak haptics.

    The first saving measures get apparent at the provided interfaces.

    Despite the keyboard is not attached to the case absolutely tight, it is comfortable in use.

    The 15.4 inch display surprised by good measurement results.

    For the benefit of price, the performance is reduced.

    Still, Vista runs on the X51R, even if it is troublesome.

    By upgrading with another 512MB Ram even a layperson can improve the performance.

    Although the noise of the fan is limited, it rapidly changes the revolutions.

    The surface temperatures were alright.

    The sound of the speakers is also acceptable, but the maximum volume is rather limited.

    The maximum battery runtime of only 2 hours is the second main weakness.
     

    saddam shibly

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    Asus X51R (X51)
    :: Processor
    Intel Celeron M 520 1.6 GHz 1MB L2 Cache, 533 MHz FSB
    :: Mainboard
    ATI RS400/RC400/RC410
    :: Memory
    1 MB, DDR2 PC5300 , max. 4gb
    :: Graphics adapter
    ATI XPress 1100 - 0 MB Chip/Clock rate: 329/333MHz
    :: Display
    15.4 Zoll 16:10, 1280x800 pixel, WXGA Color-Shine Glare Type TFT Display, glossy: yes
    :: Harddisk
    80GB 5400rpm Hitachi HTS 541680J9SA00
    :: Soundcard
    Realtek HD Audio
    :: Connections
    PCCard, Microphone, Headphones, 4x USB 2.0, VGA-Out, Kensington Lock, LAN, Modem
    :: Networking
    802.11b/g Wireless Lan, 10/100 Ethernet, 56K Modem
    :: Optical drive
    DVD +/-R (DL) Matshita UJ-850S
    :: Size
    height x width x depth (in mm): 36x365x264
    :: Weight
    2.74 kg
    :: Battery
    4400 mAh lithium ions battery
    :: Price
    600 Euro
    :: Additional features
    4in1 Cardreader
    pfeilkurz_42b790_884714_79efe4_e9efef_0414bd_b83ab9_117b16_062bfb_eb1481_6ade49_f0ccc2_02.jpg



    The Asus X51R is a beginner's notebook, which basically attracts by its price.

    The average non-striking design fits well to a low-cost notebook.

    Surprisingly, the workmanship of the X51R won't allow to classify it as low-cost computer.

    On the contrary, the case convinces by compact and robust construction,...

    ...even if the notebook is out of plastics with weak haptics.

    The first saving measures get apparent at the provided interfaces.

    Despite the keyboard is not attached to the case absolutely tight, it is comfortable in use.

    The 15.4 inch display surprised by good measurement results.

    For the benefit of price, the performance is reduced.

    Still, Vista runs on the X51R, even if it is troublesome.

    By upgrading with another 512MB Ram even a layperson can improve the performance.

    Although the noise of the fan is limited, it rapidly changes the revolutions.

    The surface temperatures were alright.

    The sound of the speakers is also acceptable, but the maximum volume is rather limited.

    The maximum battery runtime of only 2 hours is the second main weakness.
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