Two new portable machines from ASUS - the clamshell and the 15

Sticker for the two adapters…

Of course, we didn't spare the batteries either, we chose a DivX movie again for the test, which took 4 and a quarter hours to play on the 1008HA - a nice result. We then recharged the discharged battery in the off state, which took 2 hours 10 minutes (22 W). The U50VG is a different pastry. The 4400 mAh battery can be charged in 2 hours (40 W), but playing the same DivX movie surpassed the charging time by just a few minutes.

… And the U50VG battery

Let's start with the little one, that is, let's say a few words about it 1008HA codenamed Eee PC! Seashell is a real gem - and not just by its name. Not to mention an epoch-making novelty, we simply get a slightly redesigned netbook for our money - ASUS mode. Its design and elaboration are paramount, and we cannot complain about its portability due to its thin nature. It’s good to hold, and on top of that, we’re sure to find something to your liking from the six colors. Anyone with a toothache on a similar machine should definitely take at least a look at the 1008HA! In light of all this, the gross price tag of 120 doesn’t even seem too detached for this small but very elegant netbook.

It is also very beautiful in blue

The other protagonist of our article is U50VG quite different pasta. He is an extremely elegant, but at the same time a power machine hidden in a modern exterior, which can be said to be a real specialty. The price tag of nearly 300 forints does not list him among the cheap models, but in return we get a portable machine that advertises luxury in itself - everyone can decide whether it is more negative or positive. However, if you want a full-bodied laptop with a great design and great features, look no further, as the U000VG will suit you in every way.

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One word like a hundred: we liked both of our test subjects, we strongly recommend it to potential buyers - at least one try - or view - is worth it.

Portable PCs are ASUSreceived from, thank you.

The article was written by Gábor Pintér (gabi123) and Gábor Czabaj (Skipper)