Filed under: News | Review Ticker
May 31 2010, 6:00pm CDT | by Susan McGlaun
Quote from review: "Choosing a laptop is rife with compromises. Small and portable, or big and powerful? Cheap and chintzy, or spendy and sleek? Anemic battery miser, or brutal battery devourer? Asus promises the middle ground on all of the above with the U30Jc. It's one of the first notebooks from Asus to use Nvidia's Optimus technology for automatically switching between integrated Intel graphics to save battery and discrete Nvidia graphics for power. Neither too big or too cramped, too expensive or too flimsy, too powerful or too weak, Asus has carved out what may be one of the most practical and least objectionable laptops to come through our doors, and a great value to boot."
Read full Asus U30Jc-A1 Review at digitaltrends.
Susan McGlaun
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