Asus showed off a prototype of the Asus Rugged Military NB to CNet Reporters, earlier this week at CeBIT. This rugged laptop/convertible (Tablet PC functionality with a physical keyboard) is designed primarily for users in the military and complies with the IP 54 standard in … Read more
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PC Perspective has put together an in-depth review of the ASUS W5F, a very popular ultraportable notebook. This is the Intel Core Duo-powered sequel to the W5A, and going by links/pageviews, the W5F has been the most popular laptop here at Small-Laptops.com. In addition to the Core Duo CPU, it’s got a 12.1-inch widescreen display and a built-in optical drive, as well as a built-in 1.3MP camera.
Once again it’s time for the Top 10 Ultraportable/Small Notebooks of the month, for April 2006. This list is based on reader interest (which is in turn based on page views, links, etc.). Not the most scientific, but surprisingly it’s been fairly consistent. The only major changes occur when a new notebook is released, but unless it’s an outstanding notebook, the list goes back to what it was before.
The ASUS S6F, the luxury ultraportable notebook in ASUS’ lineup, is set to go on sale next month for around $3000 USD, according to Reg Hardware.