I presently use a bulky laptop which makes it extremely difficult for me to lug it around when I am going on official tours or when I am travelling in general. And the smart phones can only do so much at one time; it can never replace a laptop. The size of gadgets is becoming smaller with each passing day and companies are launching newer products almost every second month. I still remember how my ex-boss used to narrate tales from his time when the CPU was as big as 4 feet and required almost half an hour to just start!!
I was just surfing the internet to find myself a new smaller, sleeker and shinier laptop which would fulfill all my needs as a cricket blogger. I narrowed down on two choices – The Sleek and Powerful ASUS EeeBook X205TA or the Ultra-Portable and Perpetually connected ASUS All In One PC ET2040
Both of them have some eye catching features which influenced me and I will write them down below so as to make up my mind about these products.
ASUS EeeBook X205TA
- This is extremely light and does not burn a hole in your pockets but is packed with some eye popping features to woo you.
- The quad-core, 1.33GHz Atom Z3735F processor inside the X205TA is from Intel's new Bay Trail-T range
- Unbelievably Compact and Lightweight (weighs just around 980 gms!!)
- A Sleek Design with Smooth Curves and Rounded Curves
- Fanless Design so that I can work in complete peace
- 2 cell battery so that I can work for around 12 hours without any interruptions!
- A large touchpad which is extra sensitive and is integrated with Smart Gesture Technology
- Chiclet keyboard for easy typing
- The front facing speakers deliver the finest sound
All these features caught my eye and made me shortlist this mean machine!
ASUS ALL IN ONE PC ET2040
- This All in One PC is unbelievably slim and stylish (19.5-inch LED-backlit screen)
- No fear of losing my work in case of electrical failure as this keeps operating for 1 full hour automatically
- It features a beautifully-crisp 19.5-inch HD widescreen display with a resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels, with an LED backlight (this is perfect for watching movies and playing games)
- Comes with Advanced Hand-Gesture Recognition Software (HGRS) that uses the built-in camera to accurately interpret movements. Thus it can play songs or videos, adjust player settings, or zoom and rotate photos — all from a distance, without me ever touching a screen, keyboard or mouse
- Built-in stereo speakers powered by ASUS SonicMaster technology
- 3 Superspeed USB 3.0 ports it can recharge my smartphone, tablets or other USB devices up to 50% faster than with USB 2.0, and transfer data between devices up to 10 times faster
The above features are proving to be a big headache in me deciding which one I should opt for. I am thinking to opt for the ASUS EeeBook X205TA given my lifestyle but maybe you can help me decide better!!
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