Asus W90 Multimedia Notebook unveiled at CES 2009

Asus unveiled the Asus W90 multimedia notebook at the CES 2009. Asus compares the W90 to a high performance sports car.
The Asus W90 sports a brushed aluminum top cover and has the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4870 X2 and the Intel Core 2 Duo processor T9600,T9400,P8600 or P8400 under the hood.
You get full HD 1080p on the 18.4 inch widescreen display of the W90.The Asus W90 is also the world’s first notebook equipped with a 3 x SO-DIMM mainboard design; with a maximum RAM capacity of 6GB of DDR2-800 memory. This massive speed, coupled with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, provides the W90 with the muscle for extensive multitasking. Dual hard disk drives provide up to one terabyte of storage capacity, allowing users to do more, as well as store more documents or multimedia.
Via this Asus announcement.
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