The ASUS X102BA is a compact and lightweight ultraportable laptop with a 10.1-inch 1366 x 768 display with 10-point multi-touch for responsive fingertip control with Windows 8. The X102BA also features the latest AMD A Series APU and comes bundled with Microsoft Office Home & Student 2013 for high-performance productivity, straight from the box.
- AMD A4-1200 1GHz
- 4GB RAM + 500GB HDD
- 10.1" Touchscreen
- HD Webcam + AMD HD 8180G
- Windows 8 + Microsoft Office
- AMD A4-1200 1GHz
- 4GB RAM + 500GB HDD
- 10.1" Touchscreen
- HD Webcam + AMD HD 8180G
- Windows 8 + Microsoft Office
cheaper by a whole p
Not agree because this one has got
1) More USB ports
2) Separate Graphics Card
3) Bluetooth
4) Office
5) 64bit vs. 32 bit
Good find!
With that penny, now I can afford this! : amazon.co.uk/gp/…-27
Thanks again!
Then again, I have MS Office already, I guess if you'd have to buy it, it is a 70 quid savings, so it makes it a bit better.
It is a pretty good deal compared to similar laptops but I'd recommend caution if you're after a laptop, even for everyday use.
Thanks OP - even if I don't think an awful lot of the laptop, it's good for others to gauge opinions.
AMD A8 1.9GHz Quad Core
AMD 6620G 512MB GPU
Windows 7 64-Bit
750GB Hitachi Hard Drive
for £290.
So this ASUS Touch laptop ain't worth £299.99.
Who ever buys this, well it's a complete utter waste of money.
CPU is the major killer! AWFUL!
The T100 is basically a Windows 8.1 tablet with a keyboard dock. It has the advantage of a significantly faster CPU and a better (IPS) screen and the ability to be used as a tablet. The disadvantage is that you only get 32GB of storage (+MicroSD card) and less connectivity.
Just a few corrections here as 2 and 5 are wrong. The GPU in this AMD is part of the processor, no different than Intel's "onboard" graphics. The Celeron in the X200 is also 64bit.
The computer appears of average speed, except for MS Office apps. Even typing can be frustratingly slow.