Build and Design

ASUS gave the N90SV a clean and sleek look with sharply defined contours and a classy pinstripe glossy black finish. When closed the N90 appears to be quite slim with a sharpened front edge that slowly expands out over the screen and gradually slims down again towards the rear. The exterior is tastefully finished with the glossy black plastic and a thin plate of chrome that connects the two screen hinges. While the ASUS logo is displayed front and center, it doesn’t appear to be too large or obscenely flashy.

Screen and Speakers

The 18.4″ FHD 1920×1080 display is above average in quality, with bright colors and very good contrast levels thanks to the glossy surface. For a small dorm room or office the screen is large enough to properly sit back and watch a movie with a few friends. Paired with the Blu-ray drive the movie experience is great compared to even tiny 15.4″ or 17″ notebooks. Viewing angles are average, with about 15 to 20 degrees of vertical viewing range before colors start to distort. Horizontal viewing angles span further, viewable to about 70 degrees before reflections off the glossy surface overpower the displayed images. Backlight brightness is fine for viewing the screen in a brightly lit room, but limit any outdoor use to a heavily shaded are.

The speakers are located below the display, underneath a thin plastic grill. The oddly small speakers feel misplaced on an 18.4″ multimedia notebook and sound underpowered. Peak volume levels were weak, and the speakers sounded very tinny at higher volume levels. Bass and midrange were lacking, leaving only higher frequencies to fill the room. For enjoying a quick movie or listening to streaming music they will probably be more than adequate, but for the best listening experience use the headphone jack or HDMI out for digital audio through a stereo.

Keyboard and Touchpad

ASUS was easily able to fit a full-size keyboard into the N90SV, with room to spare on each side. The keyboard is comfortable to type on once you get used to the keys, which are shaped different from more common keyboards. The keys are more squared off with sharper and more defined edges, and have less of a “cup” to the key surface. Once you get past the shape of the keys the typing surface feels great, with very good support under strong typing. Some flex was noticed under significant finger pressure, but it was minimal at worst. Individual key action was smooth, with a shallow press needed to activate it. Noise while typing wasn’t significant, with only a mild click when each key was pressed.

The N90 offers a large Synaptics touchpad that is a dream to use. Sensitivity is great and with a soft matte finish it is easy to flick your finger around the touchpad and accurately move in on your target. No lag was noticed during use, with my only complaint regarding the touchpad being the default settings. The sensitivity was set a little high, and it was easy to lurch the pointer across the screen by touching your palm to the side of the touchpad by accident. Some minor tweaking of the settings helped fix this, as well as just getting used to the large layout of the notebook. The touchpad button is a rocket style button, with a single solid bar for triggering the left and right button. Moderate pressure was required to activate the button, having shallow feedback and giving off a muted click when pressed.

Ports and features

Port selection on the N90SV is average compared to other notebooks we have reviewed, but it feels underutilized with the amount of open space around the sides of the notebook. The notebook offers four USB ports, VGA, HDMI, two headphone out, microphone in, and LAN. For expansion the it has an ExpressCard/54 slot and SDHC multi-card reader. One feature lacking that is very disappointing is eSATA, used for high speed external storage. This connection should have not been left out of an 18.4″ multimedia notebook. For HD movie playback, the N90SV-A2 sports a Blu-ray drive, which is nice if the notebook fill the role of multimedia hub in a home theater.

Performance and Benchmark

System performance with the Intel Core 2 Duo T9550 and NVIDIA GeForce GT 130M was excellent, showing little lag except under higher resolution gaming tests. The notebook flex through normal tasks such as web browsing, startup and shutdown, and playing HD movies with ease.

Gaming performance is slightly below full-on hardcore gaming notebooks, but still very respectable. In Call of Duty: World at War with high detail settings the notebook handled 1080P resolution at 16 to 20FPS. Lowering the resolution down to 720P, speed increased to25-30FPS. Bioshock varied more at 1080P resolution, going between 20-30FPs depending on the amount of action on the screen. Lowering the resolution to 720P, framerates sped up to 40-45FPS. Left 4 Dead was similar, going to 20-30FPs at 1080P, and 40-50FPS at 720P.

Heat and Noise

Thermal performance of the N90SV is excellent. The notebook barely breaks a sweat even after running benchmarks and games. The large surface area of the notebook helps dissipate heat quickly, and the end result is a very lap-friendly notebook. Cooling fan noise was also minimal, staying off most of the time, and when on it was very quiet.

Battery

Power consumption was oddly high with the SiS chipset, just like the F50SV we reviewed a while ago. During low activity the system idled at a high 26 watts, whereas slightly smaller sized and similarly equipped gaming notebooks might draw closer to 20 watts. Because of this our battery figures were below average. With the system set to “Balanced” mode, screen brightness set to 70%, and wireless active the N90SV stayed on for 2 hours and 9 minutes.

ASUS N90SV-A2 Specifications:

* Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 (64 bit)
* 2.66GHz Intel Core 2 Duo T9550 (1066MHz FSB, 6MB L2 Cache)
* Chipset: SiS 671DX+968
* 4GB PC2-6400 RAM (2GB x 2GB)
* 2 x 500GB Seagate 5400rpm
* NVIDIA GeForce GT 130M 1GB GDDR2 VRAM
* 18.4″ 1080P HD FHD LCD 1920×1080 (Glossy)
* Optical Drive: BD-ROM + DVDRW+/-
* Wireless: Atheros AR928x B/G/N Wifi and Bluetooth 2.0
* 8-cell 14.8V 4.4Ah 62Wh battery
* Dimensions: 18.4″ x 12.4″ x 1.8″
* Weight: 9lbs 8.3oz
* Warranty: 2-year global, 1-year accidental damage
* Price as configured: $1,799

* The Screen and keyboard measuring big for comfort using.
* Battery Resistance as far as 7 hours.
* Conectivity anywhere with Wi-Fi 802.11n.
* Unique design that in accordance with the identity of each individual.

Eee PC 1000H offered more choices of the addition in accompanying the unique experience for his users. With the capacity of battery resistance as far as 7 hours*, Connectivity 802.11n have a speed high and the storage capacity as big as 10GB that was exclusive, Eee PC 1000H was the traveling friend who was most ideal for the activity outside the room. The screen 10″ provided area comfort of the look, whereas keyboard measuring 92% from notebook the standard will give the ease of typing and use comfort. Eee PC 1000H was present with 6 designs that were different in order to adapts your identity that was unique.

The screen and Keyboard Measuring Big for Comfort of Using

Eee PC 1000H was supplemented with the measuring mainsail 10 so that the user is able easily to read the document and to put forward the page web comfortably.

Keyboard measuring 92% from notebook, this standard will give the ease of typing for the sake of use comfort.

The resistance of the Battery 7 hours*

With Super Hybrid Engine ASUS that was exclusive will extend battery resistance through to 7 hours.

Super Hybrid Engine offered the choice mode the achievement and consumption of the power for the ease of the adjustment in accordance with the varying requirement.

The Storage capacity as big as 10GB

The Eee Storage was protected as big as 10GB with the capacity 5GB for the need download per the day for the ease of the accessibility of the Windows platform and Linux.

Choose of the Windows** operation system or GNU Linux for computation comfort as well as the ease, reliability and pleasure of the user’s experience.

Connectivity Have A Speed High Anywhere with Wi-Fi 802.11n

The Ease of functions to can connected in the environment hotspot whatever with Connectivity most fast and most complete (WiFi 802.11n).

Bluetooth integrated for the ease of the transfer of the data between equipment.

Application complete to enrich the communication experience and the computation.

Eee Connect for the ease of the method in carrying out the connection of two or more the user through re-beads desktop for the ease troubleshooting.

The Unique design that in accordance with the Identity Every Time Individual

Eee PC 1000H was present with 6 stylish designs, being drafted with technology casing Infusion most sophisticated.

Infusion the motive order produced new stage flexibility in order to gives resistance would the scratch as well as beauty of the style that not would faded with time.

Users could choose the design that was available: Red, Green, Pearl White and Fine Ebony.

ASUS EEE PC 1000H Detailed Specification:

Operating System
Windows® XP Home (Genuine)
GNU Linux

Screen
10″
Intel CPU & Chipset
Intel Atom N270

Connectivity
WLAN: 802.11 n
Bluetooth: YA

RAM
1GB (Windows XP Home Genuine)
2GB (GNU Linux)

Hybrid Storage
80GB / 160GB HDD
10GB Eee Storage

Camera
1.3M Pixel

Audio
Dolby Sound Room Certified (Only Support OS XP)
Stereo speaker
Digital Array Mic

Battery
XP: 7 hours*
LX: 6 hours*

Weight
1.45 kg

Infusion
Red, Green, Pearl White, Fine Ebony

Zyrex wakatobi notebook is Tablet PC with Intel Core 2 Duo Processor Technology, Ultra light notebook and flexibility of an ultra slim tablet with Finger Print for security.

Core 2 Duo T5750, Intel GM965 + ICH8M Chipset, 2GB DDR2, 160GB HDD, DVD Supermulti, 7 in 1 Card Reader, 56K Modem, LAN/Network, Wifi, Camera, 12.1″ WXGA TFT LCD Touch Panel.

WAKATOBI 572 Specification

Processor Type
Intel Core 2 Duo Prosessor

Processor Onboard
Intel Core 2 Duo Processor T5750 (2 GHz, FSB 667, L2 Cache 2 MB)

Chipset
Intel GM965 + ICH8M Chipset

Standard Memory
2GB DDR2 Memory
- Supporting DDR2 667MHz

Max. Memory
Expandable up to 4GB (2 DIMMs)

Video Type
Intel GM965 Integrated Video Supports up to 256MB of Video Memory DVMT

Display Size
12.1″ WXGA TFT LCD Touch Panel

Display Max. Resolution
1280 x 800

Display Technology
TFT LCD Touch Panel

Audio Type
- Integrated Azalia Compliant Interface
- 3D Stereo Enhanced Sound System
- Sound-Blaster Compatible

Hard Drive Type
160GB SATA

Optical Drive Type
DVD Supermulti

Modem
Azalia 56K Plug and Play Fax Modem V.90 & V.92 Compliant

Network Speed
1000/ 100/ 10 Mb Fast Ethernet LAN

Wireless Network Type
Wireless Ready

Keyboard Type
86 keys, Stylus Pen for Touch Panel

Input Device Type
TouchPad with Scrolling Function

Card Reader Provided
7-in-1 Card Reader (MS/ MS Pro/ SD/ Mini SD/ MMC/ RS MMC/ MS Duo)

Interface
Three USB 2.0 Ports,
One Headphone-Out Jack
One Microphone-In Jack
One S/PDIF Out Jack
One Internal Microphone
One CIR PortOne
One RJ-11 Modem Jack
One RJ-45 LAN Jack
One DC-in Jack
One External Monitor Port
One Mini-IEEE 1394 Port
2 Built-In Instant Keys (Menu, Rotation)

Battery Type
-

Power Supply
Universal AC Adapter. 100-240V AC, 50-60Hz, 65W with 19V DC

Dimension (WHD)
306mm (w) * 224mm (d) * 35 – 37.5mm (h)

Weight
2.1 kg With Battery and ODD

Standard Warranty
1-year Limited Warranty

Bundled Peripherals
Carrying Case

Others
Integrated 2.0 Mega Pixels Web Camera, Fingerprint ID Reader

The speed processor T2410 was 2.0 GHz with cache 1 MB and the Side Bus Front 533 MHz. The Pentium Dual Core series beforehand was T2390, T2370, T2330, etc. Despite be classed as processor the class entry, the kind processor this was popular enough because he in fact was processor Core Intelligence 2 Duo but with the number cache that only half of it (only 1 MB). Core 2 Duo other like Speed Step Intelligence and Intel64 (the capacity undertook the Operating System 64-bit like Linux 64-bit or Windows 64-bit) also was owned by this series processor.

The BYON side also confirmed that the kind kind prosessor just this also was available for the owner notebook old. For example the user M31W with prosessor Celeron could do upgraded to Pentium Dual Core and Core 2 Duo that was last. Upgraded this was served in 9 Service Point BYON all over Indonesia. Their contact in www.byon.co.id

BYON M31W Specification:

Status Active Product – Sold in Indonesia -
Appearance Black Color
ABS Plastic Material
Weight: 2.4 kg – Dimension L x W x H: 337 x 245.5 x 35.4 mm
Warranty 1 year Local – Carry-in Service
OS No OS
Display 14.1 inch Widescreen 1280×800 WXGA Resolution
Marketing Name Not Known
LCD with Flourescent Backlight Technology
Brightness Not Known – Contrast Ration Not Known
Data Input Normal Keyboard and Mouse Input Type Only
Processor Name: Intel Pentium Dual Core T2410 2.0GHz 1 MB L2 Cache 533MHz FSB
Architechture: Intel Processor without Centrino Label
Nick Name: Intel Merom 65 nanometer Process Technology
Processor Chipset: SIS M672
Wireless Upto 54 Mbps 802.11b/g
Graphics Mirage 3+ DirectX 9.0

Memory
All 2 slots full 1 GB installed – 2048MB (2GB) max.
Memory Type: PC2-5300 DDR2-667 SO-DIMM
Onboard Flash Memory Not Supported

Networking
10/100 Fast Ethernet Adapter Ethernet Chipset Not Known
No Bluetooth / Optional
Radio Connectivity (GPRS/HSDPA, etc): None Built-in
No Infrared
56 Kbps dialup Modem

Optical Disk Internal DVD Multi – No External Optical Drive
Hard Disk 160 GB 5400 rpm SATA Interface 2.5 inch Form Factor
Solid State Disk None
WebCam 1.3 Mega Pixel Max. Resolution – Name: Not Known
Audio Speaker: Stereo Speakers
Audio Certification: None
Audio Chipset: Not Known
1 (one) built-in Microphone – 1 (one) 3.5mm Microphone Jack
1 (one) standard Headphone Jack – No Built-in Line In Jack
Video 1 (one) RGB Port
TV No TV or FM Radio Tuner
Slots / Ports 4 (four) USB 2.0 Ports
No Onboard Firewire Port
E SATA: no
No Built-in PC Card Slot
1 (one) ExpressCard/54 Slot
No Expansion Port
1 (one) Security Lock
SD, MMC, Memory Stick, MS Pro
Keyboard 84/85/86-keys Full Sized Keyboard
Pointing Device  Synaptics Touch Pad with Left/Right Buttons
Biometrics Security No built-in Biometrics Capability
Power Adapter Power Adapter Spec Unknown
Battery Lithium Ion Capacity Unknown

Though the Inspiron 1520 series’ feature set is largely average for the midsize category, a few key items stand out. For example, the laptop’s 15.4-inch wide-screen display can be configured with a sharp 1,440×900 or even sharper 1,920×1,200 native resolution. Users who want always-on connectivity can opt for integrated WWAN from Sprint, Verizon, or AT&T (though you’ll have to subscribe to the carriers’ data service). And buyers of the Intel-based Inspiron 1520 will have the option to include a Blu-Ray drive in their system–still a rare choice outside the realm of premium desktop replacement laptops. Of course, these finer features will drive the Inspiron 1520 series well above the $749 starting price, but many home users will appreciate the option to customize their laptop to fit their needs and lifestyles.

Dell has also borrowed a few handy design features from its other laptop lines and incorporated them into the Inspiron 1520 series… First, media controls along the front edge, similar to those found on the XPS line of laptops, let you easily control disc playback. From the Latitude line, the Inspiron 1520 has adopted a built-in Wi-Fi Catcher, which lets you detect wireless networks even when the laptop’s lid is closed or the computer is powered off.

As often happens with configurable laptops, the price of the Dell Inspiron 1520 series can vary widely depending on your component and feature choices. But we even like the look of the baseline Inspiron 1520 configuration, which incorporates a Core 2 Duo T5250 processor (based on Intel’s previous-generation architecture), 1GB of RAM, an 80GB hard drive, and a CD-RW/DVD-ROM drive for $849. Buyers looking for an even lower price can opt for the baseline Inspiron 1521, which trades the Intel processor for an AMD Turion 64 X2 and costs just $749. These budget-friendly processors won’t outrun the latest-generation components, but they should prove sufficient for most home users’ needs.

Dell Inspiron 1520 Specification:

General
System Type Notebook
Built-in Devices Stereo speakers, Wireless LAN antenna
Width 14.1 in
Depth 10.6 in
Height 1.8 in
Weight 6.4 lbs
Color Alpine white
Notebook type Budget, Mid-size laptops (6-7.5 lbs.)
Screen type Wide-screen
Wireless capabilities 802.11b, 802.11g

Processor
Processor Intel Core 2 Duo T5250 / 1.5 GHz
Multi-Core processor technology Dual-Core
64-bit processor Yes
Data bus speed 533 MHz
Processor features Intel 64 Technology, Enhanced SpeedStep technology, Execute Disable Bit capability
Chipset type Mobile Intel GM965 Express

Cache Memory
Type L2 cache
Cache size 1 MB

RAM
Installed Size 2 GB / 4 GB (max)
Technology DDR II SDRAM – 667 MHz
RAM configuration features 2 x 512 MB

Environmental Parameters
Min Operating Temperature 32 °F
Max Operating Temperature 95 °F
Humidity Range Operating 10 – 90%

Storage Controller
Storage controller type Serial ATA/IDE

Storage
Floppy Drive None
Hard Drive 160 GB – Serial ATA-150 – 5400 rpm
Storage Removable None
Hard drive type Standard

Optical Storage
Type DVD±RW

Optical Storage (2nd)
2nd optical storage type None

Card Reader
Card reader type 8 in 1 card reader
Supported flash memory cards SDIO, Memory Stick, MultiMediaCard, SD Memory Card, XD-Picture Card, Memory Stick Pro

Display
Display Type 15.4 TFT active matrix
Max Resolution 1280 x 800 ( WXGA )
Widescreen Display Yes
Features Glossy

Video
Graphics Processor / Vendor Intel Graphics Media Accelerator X3100
Video Memory Dynamic Video Memory Technology 4.0

Audio
Audio output type Sound card
Audio output compliant standards High Definition Audio

Multimedia Functionality
TV Tuner Type None

Input Device(s)
Input device type Keyboard, Touchpad

Telecom
Modem Fax / modem
Max transfer rate 56 Kbps
Protocols & Specifications ITU V.92

Networking
Networking Network adapter
Networking / Wireless LAN Supported Yes
Wireless NIC Dell Wireless 1390
Data link protocol Ethernet, 802.11a/b
Networking standards IEEE 802.11b, IEEE 802.11g

Expansion / Connectivity
Expansion Slots Total (Free) 2 ( 0 ) x Memory, 1 ( 1 ) x ExpressCard/54
Interfaces 4 x Hi-Speed USB – 4 pin USB Type A, 1 x Network – Ethernet 10Base-T/100Base-TX – RJ-45, 1 x Modem – Phone line – RJ-11, 1 x IEEE 1394 (FireWire), 1 x Display / video – VGA – 15 pin HD D-Sub (HD-15), 1 x Display / video – S-video output – 7 pin mini-DIN, 1 x Audio – Line-in, 1 x Audio – Line-out/headphones – Mini-phone stereo 3.5 mm, 1 x Microphone – Input

Power
Power device form factor External
Voltage Required AC 120/230 V

Battery
Technology 6-cell Lithium ion
Installed Qty 1
Battery capacity 56 Wh

Manufacturer Warranty
Service & support type 1 year warranty
Service & Support Details Limited warranty – Battery – 1 year – Pick-up and return, Technical support – Display

Operating System / Software
OS Provided Vista Home Premium
Software Drivers & Utilities, Microsoft Works 8.0, Adobe Acrobat Reader, AOL (with 6 months membership included)

Technoreviews score this Dell inspiron 1520 from 0-10 is 6.9

While our review unit costs $2,009, Fujitsu is currently offering a fixed configuration for $1,699 that we think is a better deal. You lose 40GB of hard drive space and 1GB of RAM while moving from Vista Business… to XP Pro, but you save more than $400 in the process. An ultraportable is never going to be a powerhouse, and while we believe adding more memory is almost always money well spent, 1GB is enough to power a small XP machine. At $1,699, it’s one of the more affordable ultraportables, which always carry a price premium in comparison to larger laptops. It’s not easy cramming all the components into such a tight space, and the LifeBook P8010 boasts a useful feature set. While some ultraportables such as the MacBook Air drop the optical drive in an effort to save weight and space, the P8010 finds room for a DVD burner. You get a nice mix of ports, too, plus Bluetooth, a PC Card slot, and an SD card reader. (The otherwise excellent ThinkPad X300 lacks the latter two features.)

One feature notably absent, however, is an integrated WWAN antenna or even the option to add a broadband cellular modem card on Fujitsu’s online configurator. If you need more wireless connectivity than Wi-Fi provides, you’ll need to buy a PC Card from a third-party vendor.

While Fujitsu won’t be making any claims along the lines of “the world’s thinnest laptop” for the LifeBook P8010, it does make for an attractive little machine. It tapers from 1.6 inches at its thickest to 1.4 inches along the front edge, putting it on the thick side of the ultraportable scale. Given its relative bulkiness, it feels lighter than you would expect when you pick it up. The inside is outfitted in business gray with black keys, and the lid features a glossy black coating. While the keyboard is spill resistant and the hard drive offers shocks protection, unfortunately the plastic used for both the lid and the wrist rests feels particularly thin and flexes to an almost worrisome degree. In comparison, the ThinkPad X300 feels much tougher, but that extra sturdiness does add another half-pound to the weight.

Like any 12-inch (or smaller) laptop, the ‘s keyboard feels a bit cramped. But Fujitsu did all it could here; the keyboard extends side to side. After a day of use, I grew accustomed to its dimensions, and my typos were greatly reduced. The touch pad has a nice feel to it and is generously proportioned. Between the two mouse buttons sits a fingerprint reader, which doubles as a scroll wheel. Above the keyboard sit four shortcut keys for calling up Fujitsu support, switching screen modes (normal or power saving), adjusting display settings, and opening Internet Explorer. All four buttons are programmable. To the left are icons for battery level and charging status.

Like the keyboard, the screen is as large as it can be, given the dimensions of the laptop. It extends nearly to the edge of each side; unlike the P7230, there’s no wasted bezel space here. The thick bezel above the screen features a Webcam. Like the P7230, the P8010 features an LED-backlit LCD, which results in a bright image and helps with battery life. The display features the typical 1,280×800 native resolution found on other 12-inch ultraportables. It features a smooth finish, but it uses Fujitsu’s Crystal View technology, which does an admirable job keeping glare and reflections to a minimum. Do note that as Fujitsu has moved from a 10.6-inch screen to one measuring 12.1 inches with its ultraportables, Apple and Lenovo just recently came out with 13-inch models whose weight puts them in the ultraportable class.

HDD 80GB , 14,1″ tft Wide XGA 1280×800 Crystal Brite LCD , DVD-RW Super Multi Drive Internal ,Mouse : Touchpad , Modem 56k , LAN 100Mbps , 1bh PCMCIA CardBus 32bit , 3bh USB Port Ver 2.0 , RGB Port ,Wireless LAN Atheros AR5BMB5 802.11bg 54Mbps built in , Baterai Lithium Ion , Adaptor Charger , Bag

Specification :

Processor: Intel Celeron 900MHz
RAM: 512MB DDR Max. 1GB (expanded to 1GB)
HDD: 2GB
Display Size: 7″ TFT
VGA: Intel GMA Shared
ODD: No ODD
Modem: Modem 56Kbps
LAN: Yes
Wireless: WIFI B/G
Media Reader: Yes
Webcam: No
Firewire: No
Speaker: Stereo Speakers
Infrared: No
Bluetooth: No
FingerPrint: No
Serial Port: No
Casing: White, Black, Yellow, Pink
Feature: USB Port 3, LAN Hub, VGA Hub
Operating System: LINUX
Weight: 0.92KG
Warranty: 1 Year International Warranty By Authorized Distributor