Comments on: Asus joins the sleek with 13.3-inch laptop
The U3's 13.3-inch display size hits a sweet spot between portability and usability, and its 3.9-pound weight straddles the line between ultraportable and thin-and-light.
The U3's 13.3-inch display size hits a sweet spot between portability and usability, and its 3.9-pound weight straddles the line between ultraportable and thin-and-light.
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I guess it would be more acuratte if you said it joins Dell's XPS M1330 and Sony VAIO SZ in the ranks of sleek-looking 13.3-inch laptops.
Why? Because of discreet graphics.
I'm thinking of waiting for this one to be released... despite the lack of a integrated DVD Burner, which is a big minus, this could be also good for battery life and weight.
I was going to buy a M1330 today, but local Dell store just pull off the discreet graphics options... I still don't know why, and I don't want the laptop with integrated sh*tty graphics.
http://news.com.com/8301-10784_3-9713965-7.html
But it would indeed be more accurate to say the VAIO SZ, which is the existing 13.3-inch VAIO model. The text has been corrected.
- and don't foreget Toshiba
- by happyguy1 August 9, 2007 5:39 AM PDT
- beside Apple and Sony, there is also Toshiba U305-S5077 $899, I am sure there is other. :)
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