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The ASUS F50Sv-A2 combines cutting-edge design with equally innovative multimedia features tailored specifically for users who desire both high definition audio visual entertainment and extensive multitasking capabilities on the move. The ASUS F50Sv comes standard with high definition audio quality and a 16:9 Full High Definition display for high contrast rate, brightness and color saturation further supported by a dedicated NVIDIA GeForce 120M graphics card to providing users with visual clarity and vibrant colors like that of a top-end entertainment system.
Watch Blue Ray DVDs with the F50Sv-A2’s Blue Ray Combo Drive. An HDMI port allows users to connect their notebooks to larger external LCD displays or other HDMI-capable devices to enjoy a full cinematic experience and entertainment versatility. A newly adopted keyboard continues in the same functional vein by providing users with concave keys that fit the contours of the users¿ fingers, offering excellent rebounding elasticity to ease typing over long durations, while a dedicated numeric keypad provides a sense of familiarity to users who are accustomed to conventional desktop keyboards which enable speedy number input. It also has ASUS exclusive “Express Gate” for instant media enjoyment in 10 seconds without booting up the notebook.
ASUS F50SV-A2 Specifications:
* Processor: 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo P8600 (1066MHz FSB, 3MB L2 Cache)
* Chipset: SiS 671DX+968
* Memory: 4GB DDR2-800 (2GB x 2GB)
* HDD: 320GB 7200rpm
* Graphics: NVIDIA GeForce GT 120M 1GB GDDR2 VRAM
* Display: 16.0” WXGA 1366×768 Color-Shine (Glossy)
* Optical Drive: BD-ROM + DVDRW+/-
* OS: Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 (64 bit)
* Wireless: Atheros AR928x B/G/N Wifi and Bluetooth 2.0
* Battery: 6-cell battery
* Dimensions: 14.96″ x 10.43″ x 1.4″ ~ 1.64″
* Weight: 6lbs 5.9oz, 7lbs 5.2oz travel weight
* Warranty: 2 year global, 1 year accidental damage
Review By Laptopmag
A multimedia machine with flair, the F50Sv-A2 marks ASUS’ entrance into the emerging category of 16-inch notebooks. Thanks to its fast Core 2 Duo processor and Nvidia graphics, this $1,149 system provides stellar performance and graphics punch. Add in a compelling design and included Blu-ray optical drive and you have a serious contender. The sub-2-hour battery life is a definite turn-off, but this desktop replacement offers a lot of bang for your buck.
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Review By Computerhardwarespec
The ASUS F50 has a slick design that looks clean and very modern. In a way you could easily compare it to the look HP uses in their notebooks having most of the surfaces color-matched and glossy. The palmrest and touchpad surface share the same design, with the pattern flowing seamlessly through both surfaces. Above, the keyboard keys are matte black with glossy black trim bordering the keyboard. The F50 lacks touch-sensitive multimedia keys, instead having only quick access buttons for Instant-On, power switching mode, Web browser, touchpad disable, and power.
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Review By Notebookreview
Build quality is above average with solid plastic used throughout the notebook, which helps reduce flex and protect components. The screen cover gives adequate protection against impacts and the display shows no ripples when you press firmly on the back cover. The palmrest has good support and only flexes under strong pressure from your hands. Under normal activity it feels rock solid. The keyboard is the same, with minimal flex under heated typing.
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Review By Computershopper
Performance on the F50SV-A2 is right where it should be for its size and price. Its 16-inch screen puts the unit in the mainstream-notebook category, which also comprises 15.4-inch notebooks, many of which are priced below $800. Even so, when compared with the 16-inch Lenovo IdeaPad Y650 (selling for $1,249 at the time this was written), it falls a little short in CPU performance.
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Posted on April 30th, 2009 Written by: PCMAN
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