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E: 30/06 Win Portable Asus Laptop

hjb123 Posts: 32,002 Forumite

16 June 2008 at 6:36PM in Game Over Archives

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Proving that big does not necessarily mean best, the slimline ASUS U6S laptop is a whole lot of power in a very tiny computer. This stunning notebook is available is sure to turn heads with its leather-bound palm rest and high fashion look.

The U6S features a special LED backlight panel that is half the width of and 1/3 lighter than the traditional LCD panel, operating with lowers power consumption than its competition. The U6S also incorporates 3.5G High-Speed Downlink Packet Access (HSDPA) wireless broadband capability, a high resolution webcam, a crystal clear 12.1” screen and, for added security on the move, features a built in fingerprint scanner and facial recognition software.

At only 30cm wide and weighing just 1.57 kg, the U6S is the perfect way to watch your movies on the move, and to top things off it also features an nVidia Geforce graphics card to handle even the most demanding of applications and cater to all your gaming needs.

answer - 1.57kg

Weight Loss - 102lb

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