ASUS N10E / N10J

performance, portability, design, usability, screen

83% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

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100% der Kundenmeinungen auf Amazon.de bewerten dieses Produkt positiv.

1.6kg, HDMI, NVIDIA graphics chip, easy to use, fingerprint reader, good battery life

Glossy screen is susceptible to reflections, base gets warm

Finally, a fully featured ultraportable laptop that won't cost you more than $1500. It's easy to use, has plenty of ports and expansion options and it can last a long time away from an outlet. Sure it's a slow performer, but for sending e-mail, writing...

Powerful GPU ; Stylish ; Solid build

Atom doesn't back up the graphics power ; Pretty expensive

A little laptop that seems to not whether it should be a netbook for a notebook and achieves neither

Switching graphics. HDMI-out. Discrete nVidia graphics. Reasonable $650 price point. Six-cell battery comes standard. Biggest keyboard on a netbook yet. Ample features. ExressCard slot.

Clunky looking. Heavy.

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An Nvidia GPU lurks inside ; HDMI out and biometrics in a mini-note

Glossy screen is hard to see in daylight ; A little on the pricey side

Asus continues its admirable habit of bundling useful software with its mini-notebooks. On the security side, along with the fingerprint reader and Protector Suite QL, you get basic biometric lockdown for your data. Other goodies are a basic...

Powerful performance ; Dedicated graphics ; Impressive connectivity ; Robust build

Limited battery life ; Bulky for a Netbook

Stylish, powerful and tough, but this Netbook is trying to be too many things without excelling in any one area

Dedicated graphics, good battery life

Bulky, pricey

So, has Asus managed to steal the thunder away from its own Eee PC brand? There is no denying the Asus N10J is an interesting machine, it's powerful and comes with a decent battery life. However, for the price it just doesn't live up to expectations...

Good Workmanship ; User-friendly keyboard ; Quite good connectivity ; Capacious and fast HDD ; Low noise level ; Moderate temperature increase ; Relatively long battery life ; Excellent touchpad ; External DVD drive available for surcharge

Considerable weight ; Unfavourable location of the loudspeakers (hidden at the bottom)

The final question: Is the N10E worth it or not? Definitely, if you are looking for a small notebook that can handle standard office tasks with ease

1.6kg, HDMI, NVIDIA graphics chip, easy to use, fingerprint reader, good battery life

Glossy screen is susceptible to reflections, base gets warm

Finally, a fully featured ultraportable laptop that won't cost you more than $1500. It's easy to use, has plenty of ports and expansion options and it can last a long time away from an outlet. Sure it's a slow performer, but for sending e-mail, writing...

Improved cooling over previous Eee PC models ; Good battery life ; Slimmer design over 10” Eee PC 1000 ; ExpressCard slot for expansion ; HDMI output from a netbook

High price tag (compared to consumer netbooks) ; Dedicated graphics don’t really improve HD video decoding or mild gaming ; Keyboard doesn't feel as comfortable as other 10” netbooks

With a price tag nearly 50 percent greater than other netbook models, even more when compared to new HP and Dell offerings, it seems ASUS might have priced themselves out of the consumer market with the N10. Of course, the price tag is still perfectly...