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Nice laptoplooks good, fast and solid - does what I want and very quiet. My old laptop was an I5 HP and this outshines it in every way!!
Product Features
Asus K55A 15.6-inch Laptop (Aluminium) - (Intel Core i7 3610QM 2.3GHz Processor, 6GB RAM, 1TB HDD, DVDSM DL, LAN, WLAN, Webcam, Integrated Graphics, Windows 8)ASIN : B009REFFS2
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£629.99Price : £499.99You Save : £130.00 This Specific Asus K55A 15.6-inch Laptop (Aluminium) - (Intel Core i7 3610QM 2.3GHz Processor, 6GB RAM, 1TB HDD, DVDSM DL, LAN, WLAN, Webcam, Integrated Graphics, Windows 8) functions excelent. simple to use as well as change. The Cost of it was much lower compared to other areas, my partner and i other locations explored, and not much more than similar item.
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Review 1 :
I like to look.I am writing this review on the laptop. Its new so hope that the battery life should be good. I am yet to be swayed about Windows 8 though, and the lack of a bar at the base of the mouse pad is more than a little irksome.
The set up was easy and when opening up the computer, it is the fastest laptop that I know of to boot up. Less than 2 seconds on all occasions. The only other fault is that the mouse pad on the upper left side appeared to be unstuck from its finger sensor. The use of the mouse pad is tedious and takes a lot of getting use to but the easy way around the problem, especially with some programs, in my case Paintshop Pro, I bought a mouse to use on one of the USB3 connections. Much happier now.
Overall, the laptop is all that I was looking for and has some great write ups. Only let down by the mouse pad and Windows 8.
Review 2 :
I like to look.I am writing this review on the laptop. Its new so hope that the battery life should be good. I am yet to be swayed about Windows 8 though, and the lack of a bar at the base of the mouse pad is more than a little irksome.
The set up was easy and when opening up the computer, it is the fastest laptop that I know of to boot up. Less than 2 seconds on all occasions. The only other fault is that the mouse pad on the upper left side appeared to be unstuck from its finger sensor. The use of the mouse pad is tedious and takes a lot of getting use to but the easy way around the problem, especially with some programs, in my case Paintshop Pro, I bought a mouse to use on one of the USB3 connections. Much happier now.
Overall, the laptop is all that I was looking for and has some great write ups. Only let down by the mouse pad and Windows 8.
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