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  ASUS Eee PC 1011PX Netbook Overview
This smart and elegant netbook is convenient to carry and easy to use.
The LED backlight WSVGA screen stands at 10.1 inches, making the display more glorious than ever.
 It runs on a powerful processor and has a smooth operating system to make your busy life a little easier.
You can store loads of books, songs, videos and movies on its 250GB hard disk, and enliven your conversations with the webcam that has a high-quality
microphone integrated with it.It�s the key to the happy-go-lucky life you have always wanted to lead.

Our Price : Rs. 12925

Specifications:
Brand :    Asus
Model :    1011PX
Technical Specifications
Display :    10.1 Inch
Resolution :    1024 x 600 Pixel
Weight :    1.25 kg
Dimensions :    262 x 178 x 23.6 ~ 36.4 mm
Processor :    Intel® Atom™ N455
Operating System :    DOS
Memory :    1GB DDR3
WLAN / Bluetooth :    Yes
Camera :    Yes, 0.3 MP
Battery :    6 Cells
Hard Drive :    250 GB
WARRANTY :1 Years Manufacturer Warranty

 ASUS U36S

Review Summary
The ASUS U36S is highly recommendable to those searching for a well-rounded portable notebook with good quality
and lots of battery life.

Pros
 Ultra-thin metal alloy chassis
Good keyboard and touchpad
8.5 hours of battery life
Two-year warranty standard

Cons
 Glossy display creates reflections
Touchpad buttons could be quieter
Poor speakers
ASUS U36S Full Review: Better Than A MacBook Pro?
The ASUS U36S is a 13.3-inch ultraportable featuring a magnesium-aluminum chassis that weighs just 3.1 lbs. At just 0.75" thin and with over 8 hours of battery life, could this laptop be one of this year’s best buys? Here's a tip: Keep reading if you are thinking about buying a MacBook Pro for Christmas.

Build and Design
The ASUS U36S ($899.99) has a rather unsuspecting gray and black exterior.
 The surfaces of the notebook are made of a magnesium-aluminum alloy which is strong and extraordinarily light.
thin measuring just three quarters of an inch with the lid closed.
The build quality is excellent; the chassis is nearly inflexible and the lid has strong protection from the metal alloy backing.
I like how the top of the chassis is molded from a single piece of metal alloy including the keyboard surround. Finally, the anti-glare properties of the metal
 alloy do not show fingerprints or dust and should resist scratches fairly well. The only area of the build quality that could use improvement is the screen bezel;
the glossy plastic is difficult to keep clean as is the glossy screen surface.

Unlike many other metal-clad laptops (the ones with fruit logos on the lids), upgrading the RAM inside the U36S is easily accomplished by
 removing the user-serviceable panel on the bottom of the chassis. Getting to the hard drive is another matter; the whole chassis needs to be taken apart.
 This is a shame; I imagine a good number of customers will want to upgrade to an SSD or at least a faster hard drive.

Ports and Features
The ASUS U36S has a standard array of ports for a 13.3-inch notebook including a single USB 3.0 port. It does not have an internal optical drive, an ExpressCard slot, DisplayPort, or eSATA. All picture descriptions are listed from left to right.

 Review Summary:
The ASUS G53SX-A1 offers fantastic performance, a great screen, sharp design, and even has decent battery life

Pros
Good 1080p screen
Excellent performance
Runs cool and quiet
Two-year warranty standard

Cons
Average port selection
So-so keyboard
GTX 560M graphics not as fast as outgoing GTX 460M
ASUS G53SX-A1 Full Review: Powerful Portable Gaming
This latest addition to the ASUS G-series gaming notebook lineup has fantastic performance, a great 15-inch 1080p screen, and a stealthy design. See why we recommend it.

Build and Design
The G53SX's design is based on a military stealth bomber aircraft. The wedge-shaped chassis is covered in black anti-glare plastic. Most of the viewable surfaces have a grippy rubber finish. The quality of plastics used is good and does not flex, even when pressure is applied. The overall fit and finish of the notebook is good although some of the angled edges are a bit sharp.

 The overall design and wedge shape of the notebook makes it bulky and difficult to handle. It is perhaps the largest 15.6-inch notebook on the market; it is about as large as a typical 17.3-inch notebook and heavier. The lid is securely attached to the chassis; pushing in on the back does not produce any ripples on the screen. It resists twisting well. I wish the screen tilted back a bit further.
Upgrading the G53SX is not an easy task; it involves removing the keyboard and palm rest to access the RAM and hard drive. This notebook actually has two hard drive bays; our review unit only has a single drive.

 


Ports and Features
Despite its size the G53SX has a below average variety of ports for a notebook this size; the only notable inclusion is a single SuperSpeed USB 3.0 port. The G53SX lacks an ExpressCard slot, eSATA, and DisplayPort. All picture descriptions are left to right.

Review Summary:

At $1,099 MSRP the ASUS ZENBOOK is a fine product and a tempting alternative to the more-expensive MacBook Air

Pros
Awesome design and quality
Great high-resolution screen
~6 hours battery
Great value

Cons
So-so keyboard and touchpad
No keyboard backlighting.


ASUS Zenbook UX31 Full Review: MacBook Air Killer?

The ASUS Zenbook UX31 is one of the first "Ultrabooks" on the market -- an impossibly thin and light notebook with a beautiful high-res 13.3-inch screen, 6 hours of battery, and a price that undercuts the Apple MacBook Air.

Build and Design
The UX31 is all about design -- and it is truly stunning. Constructed almost entirely of aluminum, the UX31 is solid as, well, metal. The chassis has almost zero flex and the lid is just as strong. Even the keyboard keys are made of aluminum.

The edges of the notebook are tapered off to give the impression the notebook is even thinner than it actually is. All corners and edges of the notebook are smoothed off and not sharp in the least; overall fit and finish is excellent.

The UX31’s lid has a darker metallic surface with has a circular pattern giving it a more robust look and feel than the competing MacBook Air. I like how the lid can be opened with one hand. The lid almost seems to be a bit too loose but I had no issues with the design during the evaluation period.

ASUS pulled out all the stops with this design and it shows. Many notebooks pass through my hands; it is not often one comes around that makes me do a double-take. The UX31 is certainly one of the few.

Ports and Features
A casualty of being so thin is a lack of ports; all of the ports sit at the rear because the chassis gets thinner towards the front. ASUS includes two port adapters: a USB-to-Ethernet and mini-VGA-to-VGA (which is the first time I have seen the latter on any notebook). The only major item the UX31 is lacking is a built-in HDMI port; it has mini-HDMI however you will need to purchase an adapter on your own. All picture descriptions are left to right.