Thin and Light Asus UX30 gets priced

Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief October 6, 2009 · 1 min read

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As thin as 1.96cm or 0.77 inch, the Asus UX30 is similar to the SeaShell netbook series, only bigger at 13.3″ and powered by an Intel CULV processor.

This looks like another alternative to Acer’s Timeline series.

asus ux30

Intel Core 2 Duo SU7300 1.3GHz
13.3″ display screen @ 1366×768 pixel resolution
4GB DDR2 RAM
320GB HDD
GMA X4500MHD
1.3MP webcam
WiFi 802.11 b/g/n
Bluetooth 2.1
2-in-1 card reader
3 x USB 2.0 ports
HDMI port
Altec Lansing speakers

Will run Windows Vista and weighs at 1.45kg (3.2lbs). However, the 3-cell battery (3250 mAh) Lithium polymer battery might not be enough to last it more than 3 hours. Now available in the Philippines and sold at Asianic stores for Php49,900.

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14 Comments

juegos gratis de · 12 years ago

?El estilo de esta weblog resulta ser suficientemente atrayente.
¿Podrias decirme unos consejos de estilo y diseño?
Muchas Gracias.

josengSISIW · 16 years ago

WHY NOT USE EVEREADY BATTERY TO EARN MORE PROFIT.

darky · 17 years ago

the price is to high and battery is weak. how can you call it CULV processor.

Darren · 17 years ago

battery durance will be short I guess and pricey offer is not friendly at all, hehe

PC Domination · 17 years ago

this laptop is nice, except for the battery..

berkano · 17 years ago

The specs of this notebook is pretty decent, but the battery they bundled is suspect. Since they already priced it close to 50k, why not include a battery with a better capacity?