ASUS N10JA2 N10 10.2" Notebook Netbook Reviews

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Built in Fingerprint reader is fantastic. Express gate boots to a usable menu in within 8 seconds. Keyboard feels natural. 320GB hard drive is incredible for a computer of this type. from Newegg.com Mouse buttons are loud unless you press the top center of the button. Other Thoughts: The wireless works perfectly with Ubuntu (and all other Linux distros) -- it uses the ath9k driver, which doesn't come with most default installations. Just do a web search for "n10j linux" to find my howto guide which explains exactly how to get it working with Linux :) from Newegg.com Pros: Small size, light, good battery life, bright screen, HDMI with 1080p. Cons: Atom processor, small resolution, Windows Vista. from Newegg.com Pros: Excellent Battery Life. I'm getting about 4 hours with normal settings. Ability to OC the Atom to 1.8Ghz with ASUS software. from Newegg.com Pros: Large HDD, plenty of RAM, NVIDIA GPU, integrated wireless n(Atheros 9k), gigabit ethernet (realtec), integrated webcam and mic, card reader, all works in linux and plays World of warcraft great. Mic picks up greatACPI PM works great.fingerprint scanner would probably work if I cared.battery seems to go on forever (I dont play games on battery, don't be silly) Cons: would have been nice to have an atom330 instead of 270, 330 has 64bit and dual cores, paired with this GPU its a little unbalancedscreen is wsvga (1024x600) would have been nice ant not too hard to have at least 768 lines (wxga, 1028x768) Other Thoughts: just big enough to use for everything, just small enough to cary with you in the provided case anywhere.it comes with a svideo to rca adapter, the laptop has neither ports on it, cable has no purpose. from Newegg.com Pros: Hardware wise - awesome. You can't beat it for features and power in any laptop that is nearly this small. A/B/G/N Atheros network card is great, up to 100 mw broadcast power. from Newegg.com Pros: it looks great very large HD ,screen looks great we bought this for my wife to carry to collage very light weight make it very portable it probley the best small computer out right now ,,we havent played any games on it yet ,but thats now what it for anyway Cons: when we first got it it was DOA ,we sent it back to asus and they had a new one back to us in a week ,great service asus ,,, Other Thoughts: if you need a netbook like this, this is the one to buy new eggs shiping was great i will order from new egg again from Newegg.com While this was a pain, it was only a minor pain. The card reader works just fine and is well placed. The speakers sound good, the wireless works well, and the ExpressGate boots q Cons: ExpressGate seems highly unnecessary, because you can essentially do everything that you'd use it for if you just wait 30 more seconds to get into Windows (unless you use Sleep or Hibernate, and I don't know why you wouldn't; it's quicker.) The processor is slow, but not terribly so, and like I mentioned before, SetFSB helps boost it. I managed to kick it up from 1.6 to 2.2 GHz and it doesn't seem to run any hotter. from Newegg.com Pros: Ultra portable (it's lighter than many of my textbooks). The 9300m is quite powerful and pretty much any modern game will run on this thing (not necessarily with a playable framerate though - see other thoughts). The resolution can be a bit odd to deal with at first but once you get used to it it's fine. from Newegg.com Pros: Hdmi, bluetooth, wireless n, small, decent overclocker (I run mine with fsb @ ~2.1GHZ and get almost TWICE the speed out of the processor so I am satisfied) Cons: Very large bezel, not very sexy, no media control buttons, can't output to standard tv (i recommend avermedia quickplay...a very nice usb powered scan converter that is all one cord and not a big box that needs to be plugged in) Other Thoughts: When I first bought this I was a little disappointed in the design. It is very fugly when compared to other polished laptops I've used from dell or sony. from Newegg.com

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Released	1 year ago
Display Size	10.2 in.
Weight	3.09 lb.
Processor Speed	1.6 GHz
Hard Drive Capacity	320 GB
Audio Input Type	Integrated Microphone Microphone
Audio Output Type	Headphones Sound card Speaker(s) SPDIF out
Battery Run Time	6.5 Hours
Battery Technology	Lithium ion
Bus Speed	533 MHz
Chipset	Intel 945GSE Express
Data Link Protocol	Bluetooth Ethernet Fast Ethernet Gigabit Ethernet IEEE 802.11b IEEE 802.11g IEEE 802.11n
Depth	7.68 in.
Display	10.2 in. WXGA TFT Active Matrix
Display Max. Resolution	1024 x 600
Display Tech	WXGA TFT Active Matrix
Expandability	1 x SD Card Slot, 1 x Memory Stick Card Slot, 1 x MMC Card Slot, 1 x Memory Stick PRO, 1 x Memory Stick DUO, 1 x ExpressCard
Expansion Ports	3 x USB 2.0, VGA out, RJ-11 (modem), RJ-45 (NIC), HDMI
Exterior Color	Silver
Family Line	ASUS N
Graphic Processor	NVIDIA GeForce 9300M
Hard Drive	320 GB Serial ATA, 5400 RPM
Hard Drive Rotation Speed	5,400 RPM
Height	1.46 in.
Input Method	Keyboard Touchpad
Installed Cache Memory	512 KB
Installed Memory	2 GB (DDR2 SDRAM)
Installed RAM	2 GB
Installed Video Memory	256 MB
Laptop Type	Ultraportable Laptop
MPN	N10JA2
Max Supported RAM	2 GB
Modem Type	Fax / Modem
Networking Type	Bluetooth Integrated 10/100/1000 Network Card Integrated Wireless LAN
Operating System	Microsoft Windows Vista Business
Platform	PC
Processor	Atom 1.6 GHz
Processor Manufacturer	Intel
Processor Type	Atom
RAM Speed	533 MHz
RAM Technology	DDR2 SDRAM
Screen Size	10.2 in.
Security Features	Kensington Lock Slot, Finger Print Sensor, HDD Password, BIOS Password
Special Features	Integrated Video Camera 8-in-1 Card Reader
Storage Controller Type	Serial ATA
UPC	884840333234
Use	Corporate Business Small Business Netbook
Warranty	2 Years
Width	10.87 in.
World Wide Warranty	Yes, Limited

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