ASUS A6Jc Notebook: New Reincarnation of the Popular Family. Page 11

[07/11/2006 10:32 AM | Mobile]
by Alexander Britvin

If you don’t run a lot of multi-threaded applications on your laptop, then you might want to consider ASUS A6Jc notebook series for your needs. It leaves a nice impression, offering quite appealing price/quality and price/capabilities ratios. It can last longer on its battery and offers more performance than notebooks based on the older mobile platform, and thus has a chance to be as successful on the market as it has been in our tests. Read more in our review now!

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Conclusion

The Intel Core Solo has made a successful debut in our tests. If you don’t run multi-threaded applications, a portable computer with this last-generation single-core processor from Intel may suit you fine. The lack of dual-core capabilities is compensated by the lower price and the lower power consumption of the single-core CPU. It is also a rather big step forward over the Intel Pentium M series in terms of performance as well as battery life.

The ASUS A6Q00Jc011 notebook leaves a nice impression, having quite appealing price/quality and price/capabilities ratios. It can last longer on its battery and offers more performance than notebooks based on the older mobile platform, and thus has a chance to be as successful on the market as it has been in our tests.

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