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Articles: Mobile

ASUS R1F – First Tablet from ASUSTeK Lab (page 12)


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by Alexander Britvin

[ 07/03/2007 | 10:36 AM ]


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The final test summarizes the gaming capabilities of the ASUS R1F: the first Tablet PC from ASUS is intended for office applications rather than for playing 3D games.

The notebook’s battery life was measured with Battery Eater Pro 2.60. The test was performed at the maximum screen brightness in the following modes:

  • Classic (the system bears the maximum and evenly distributed load)
  • Reader’s test (the pages are scrolled through each 15 seconds)
  • DVD mode (a DVD movie is launched in Battery Eater’s Idle test mode)

Almost three hours in the Reader’s mode is quite a long time considering the notebook’s functionality and modular design that allows to increase its battery life even more.

Here are the battery discharge diagrams for the different operation modes.

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