Reviewers Liked
- Seamless HD-movie playback, Excellent performance, Sexy looks, Decent price point
- Dualcore performance; thin profile; comfortable keyboard; Ion graphics; 2GB RAM
- A large display screen, multimedia features and a solid graphics card enhance the Asus Eee PC 1201N
- Ion powered graphics makes multimedia experience highly enjoyable, Good ergonomics
- Large, highresolution screen for a netbook, Good video performance, Ion chipset
- Big, high res screen for a netbook, Better video performane due to the Ion chipset
- ION graphics for gaming. Dual core Atom processor good for Windows 7. Hi-res screen
- Dual-core Atom processor. Nvidia's Ion platform benefits smooth HD playback and light 3D gaming. Lightweight. Full size keyboard. Fastest netbook available. Large 12-inch widescreen. HDMI port included. 2GB of RAM standard
- Excellent for midrange gamming, dual core processor and Nvidia GPU give great performance, 12 inch screen is large for a standard netbook, affordable
- Dual-core Atom processor, solid gaming graphics for a Netbook, large screen, affordable for its features
- Great overall performance, Superb graphics, Good keyboard, Accurate touchpad
- Great build quality, Responsive touchpad, Nice display
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Sound volume could be better, We expected a slightly better gaming experience
- Middlin' battery life; hard drive not easily upgradable; smudgeprone
- A low battery life and heavier design are drawbacks for this netbook
- Battery life is not the highest out there
- Expensive, 2GB memory limit
- Much more expensive than most netbooks, 2GB max memory limits usefulness
- Noisier than standard Atom netbooks. Battery life only four hours. Price not much less than considerably more powerful laptops
- Battery life is a tradeoff
- Touch pad is small, battery life is low
- Awkward touch pad, mediocre battery life
- Mediocre battery life, Single narrow touchpad button, Weak viewing angles, Long recharging time
- Only slightly faster single core Atom with NVIDIA ION, Poor battery life compared to single core netbooks
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