ASUS A2H Notebook PC Review

Digit-Life reviewed the ASUS A2H Notebook PC.

Excerpt:
"The main trends in the notebook PC development leave their traces in practice :). With the launch of the Intel Centrino all notebook makers offered slim and light solutions. Now it's time for another kind of notebook PCs meant to replace desktop PCs. In this case we can't allow for a light weight or consider that the run-down time can make up for some downsides. Such kinds of notebooks are used all day long, and no trade-offs are allowed. So, today we will take a look at the ASUS A2 series. Apart from the A2000H line which will be examined today there is also the A2000L built on the mobile Intel Pentium 4. The lines have no difference in design, i.e. they leave the same impression in handling and management, though the performance ay differ."
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