Typical price: £859
What is it: Film-oriented laptop with a 17.3-inch screen
What we think: It's not very powerful, and that's not ideal in a desktop replacement
What you need to know
Reviewed on: 18 May 2009
Tags: software package, desktop replacement, DVD movies, Wi-Fi hotspots, film
We like:
Good looks; good connectivity and networking
We don't like:
Uninspiring specification
CNET UK judgement:
The F70 is a good-looking laptop, but its most interesting feature is a screen that's 0.3 inches wider than normal. In other words, it's pretty boring. It's not a bad machine, but it's uninspiring by Asus' own high standards
Full review:
The Asus F70 is aimed at the film buff who wants to replace their bulky desktop PC with something a little more portable. Its biggest selling point is a 17.3-inch display with a 16:9 aspect ratio, but it promises to be a fairly competent all-rounder. It's available to buy now for £849. Continue Reading...
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