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The N80's got a fingerprint scanner for secret agent style logging in
It’s about time that I run through the software which is bundled with the Asus N80. There are a number of manufacturer-based applications and third-party applications included when opening the box, and I will run through the main software included and what it is used for in today’s blog post. I’ll also add some software myself, and see how the laptop fares. Read more
June 25th, 2009
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Asus EeePC1000HE: The price is right?
I have not yet talked much about price. Is the EeePC1000HE good value for money? Read more
June 24th, 2009
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gnome
So the great moment has arrived. But how do I make the switch? I have horrible memories of struggling with new partitions, running into special bits of Microsoft code designed precisely to make it tough to switch to another operating system ... Maybe there is a better way? Of course, you are supposed to be able to get EeePCs preloaded with Linux, indeed they are supposed to be cheaper that way, but the review machine is firmly preloaded with Windows XP. Read more
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Facial recognition keeps all your private stuff private, even from prying Teddy bear eyes
How cool is this - facial recognition software! Ok, I know that last sentence makes me sound like an excited teenager but quite frankly I feel like an excited teenager after using it! Read more
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The Asus ET1602's games offer up some tactile treats
I have invested in a new camera so I can film ET (ET1602) more; I justified the expense that if he’s going back it would be nice to film our time together! So here I have a film of me playing around with ET, you can see me eating Nemo! Although yes the guilt is still eating away at me and I promise I swam into the dangerous fish just to illustrate the game not that I am that thick! Read more
June 23rd, 2009
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Lappys need leg room too

One of the main advantages of a laptop is that besides being a dutiful work horse it can also act as your travel companion. Luckily, we have come a long way since the original portable computers which were suitcases so massive that you wouldn’t be allowed to check them in at many airlines not to mention have them as your carry on. Though when it comes to travelling with a laptop Antoine De Saint-Exupery (1900 – 1944) put it best when he said “He who would travel happily must travel light”.

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Does the Asus ET1602 have the magic touch?
I have tried to give people the benefit of the doubt but I think they are jealous of my stylus pen and it’s magic powers!  A friend whose husband I have only ever said hello too invited himself round to view ET (my pet name for ET1602, I always loved ET). Read more
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"The 17” HD screen is perfect for viewing and editing photos in full size"
I finally relented and decided to allow the rest of the family to have a go on the G71V to get their opinions and the results were both amusing and an indictment on what I would imagine is generic PC use around the country. Read more
 
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