Good luck with that. I have not had an Asus laptop but my most recent desktop is an Asus. If you want to barf, just one one up and see how junky the components are. Here is the perfect example. I put a card in and when I did so discovered that the null slot covers are all connected together. I had to cut one out with scissors. That was not hard to do because the material is just this side of tin foil. The price is right but there's a reason for that.

Sorry for being so sharp with you a couple of days ago. I could have expressed my disagreement a lot more tactfully.


>I've been looking around for a new laptop and am currently considering an Asus http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834220921. Specs are great. Price is great. Reliability of Asus is qiute a bit better than Lenovo http://www.squaretrade.com/htm/pdf/SquareTrade_laptop_reliability_1109.pdf
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>>Last notebook I bought was a Dell XPS m1210. ( if anybody knows how to get a driver that works for the nVidia Geforce 7400 with Win 7 I'm all ears )
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>>Decided it was time to either upgrade my desktop (quadcore 4gb ) or get a new laptop.
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>>Settled on a Lenovo Ideapad y560 with an 1.73 i7, 7200rpm 500gb hd, 6gb ram, 1gb ATI Radeon video. 15.6 WXGA LED screen.
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>>Looks like fun.
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>>I always liked Thinkpads and I am burnt out on what Dell has become from the days when I wouldn't buy anything else.