digitalversus.com Updated:
2011-07-31 01:09:43
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Will we ever see matte panels on ION netbooks again? Not here we won't in any case. The Asus Eee PC 1215N is equipped with a glossy 12.1 inch (1366 x 768 pixels) screen, which is therefore subject to reflections. We do however like the higher resolutio...
Wide touchpad nice to use, Wide comfortable keyboard, Dual core CPU: good responsiveness for office docs, Fluid HD video playback, 3D gaming possible...
Glossy low contrast panel, Performance levels not enough for recent games, Lower capacity battery than on the 1201N, No USB 3.0 as standard...
The Asus Eee PC 1215N is certainly the highest performance netbook currently on the market. Its dual-core processor gives ease of use in office doc processing and the ION chipset handles video very well. It does however struggle with recent video games...
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Compared to the rest of the technology world, progress in the Intel-based netbook market can at best be described as conservative. Since the original Atom processor made its way into netbooks (with the award-winning Eee PC 901 20G ), it seems very little...
Unlike its screen, the Eee PC 1215N's audio performance is somewhat sub-par, and Asus doesn't do its stereo speakers any favours by placing them at the bottom of the netbook, where putting them on a bed or on your lap is likely to muffle them. Even on a f...
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itreviews.com Updated:
2011-07-31 01:09:44
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Nothing lasts for ever, and it appears the public's love affair with netbooks is starting to lose its spark. This is due in no small part to Apple injecting new life into the tablet market, and you can expect to see a glut of these touchscreen wonders...
With decent performance, reasonable battery life and a good design, you're probably wondering what the catch is. Well, somewhat unsurprisingly, it's the price. At £429 the Eee PC 1215N is considerably more expensive than most netbooks. The 12-inch scre...
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You'd be forgiven for thinking the days of humble netbooks such as the Asus Eee PC 1215N are numbered, with tablets such as Apple's iPad, the Viewsonic Viewpad 10 and the Samsung Galaxy Tab currently stealing the limelight.While it can't be denied that sa...
Dual-core processor, Nvidia Ion graphics, 12-inch display , Smooth HD playback, Stylish design...
Expensive, Performance boost not huge, Keyboard flex, Stiff trackpad buttons, Small hard drive...
ForDual-core processorNvidia Ion graphics12-inch displaySmooth HD playbackStylish design...
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v3.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 01:09:44
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Small, light and relatively cheap, the appeal of netbooks for frequently travelling business users is obvious. They're perfect for tasks such as jotting down notes during meetings, editing documents, browsing the web and checking emails.The Asus Eee PC...
Dual-core processor; Nvidia ION graphics; 12in display with 1,366 x 768 resolution...
Relatively high price for a netbook; keyboard could be sturdier...
Thanks to a dual-core Atom D252 processor and Nvidia's ION graphics, the Eee PC 1215N manages to out perform many of its rival netbooks. It's expensive, though, and anyone tempted to splash out should bear in mind that the performance boost isn't exac...
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Product Code: 1215N-BLK054M Like its predecessor, the Asus Eee PC 1201n, the Asus Eee PC 1215N netbook offers a bright 12.1-inch LCD display with a native resolution of 1366 by 768 pixels. That moves the Asus from netbook to entry-level ultraportable...
In the end, the Asus Eee PC 1215N blurs the line between netbooks and lower-end ultraportables. The bigger screen and solid keyboard give it an edge over most netbooks, but it's also bulkier and heavier than most. Performance lags behind many thin-and...
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Netbooks aren’t traditionally known for their great performance, but Asus hopes to change that with the new EeePC 1215N. Dual-core processors and Windows 7 Home Premium are more commonly found in more expensive ultra-portable laptops, but here both hav...
Sacrifices battery life for a welcome increase in performance, but the price takes it close to ultra-portable territory...
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Asus' Eee PC 1215N is an unusual netbook. It has a 12in, 1366 x 768 screen, not a 10in, 1024 x 600 display. It has an HDMI port. It has a dual-core processor, though one developed for desktops rather than laptops. It has USB 3.0 and Bluetooth 3.0. Asus...
The Eee PC 1215N is an impressive netbook, especially if you want something larger than the 10in, 1024 x 600 norm. You pay for the privilege, but the premium gets you a machine that can just hold its own against similar sized sub-notebooks with higher...
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zdnet.co.uk Updated:
2011-07-31 01:09:45
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Since the start of the Intel Atom era, we've longed for one thing: a dual-core version of that otherwise impressive power-saving CPU. Standard single-core Atom netbooks are fine for basic tasks, but even when just web surfing or typing they can be bogg...
Intel's dualcore Atom CPU, Nvidia Ion graphics and Optimus graphicswitching technology, Good graphics performance...
Other lowcost ultraportables with AMD's dualcore Neo are faster, Flimsy keyboard, Stiff mouse buttons...
The Asus Eee PC 1215N combines Intel's dual-core Atom CPU with Nvidia Ion graphics and Optimus GPU-switching for an impressive overall package, but one that still feels a bit too much like a netbook.…...
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Asus 1215N review summary Netbooks are usually compact machines, great to have when traveling. Unfortunately, most of them offer poor performances. That's not the case with this Asus 1215N we have here, a 12 incher boosting new generation dual-core Atom...
If i were to go for a compact computer with good multimedia performances, the Asus 1215N would be that one. It is good looking, well built and powerful, so definitely a good pick. It is true that for about the same price you can get laptops with ULV har...
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stuff.tv Updated:
2014-03-14 01:17:23
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What that means is that if you open up more than a couple of windows on the 1215N, you'll find it almost as irritatingly sluggish as any other netbook. Web apps can become inexplicably laggy and any video that Optimus can't accelerate is still choppy...
Big screen. Slim design. Good video performance...
Expensive. Flimsy keyboard. Desktop lag...
A pretty and powerful netbook, but it's still a netbook at heart...
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Netbooks are growing up right before our eyes. When they first surfaced, the screens were in the 7-inch range. They then grew to a norm of 10-inches and today the 12.1-inch netbook is fast becoming one of the most popular sizes on the market. These...
After all the benchmarks are finished up, I got to play with the machine and use it for some normal work. I like the larger 12.1-inch screen compared to some of the other netbooks. That screen is glossy and has 720p HD resolution, which is a nice co...
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Low-cost netbooks have flown from store shelves in recent years, but they're now facing a new adversary in the form of user-friendly tablet computers. With the likes of Apple's iPad encroaching on the netbook space, the low-cost computing landscape nee...
ASUS's 1215N is the most powerful Eee PC we've seen, and it's a showcase of what next-generation netbooks could have to offer. Armed with a dual-core processor and both Intel and NVIDIA graphics, it raises the bar for netbook performance but in doing s...
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You don’t hear much about Atom these days. It’s still there, still kicking, still being stuffed inside an endless stream of netbooks. Yet it’s also not very exciting, and hasn’t created much buzz. This isn’t a case of a journalistic blind spot; Ato...
The ASUS Eee PC 1215N is a great laptop. Although it fits into the netbook category, it's at the high-end of that market, both in terms of performance and price. In most cases, netbooks feel like netbooks; they're sluggish, have cheap materials, and cramp...
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infoworld.com Updated:
2011-07-31 01:09:43
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In the end, the Asus 1215N blurs the line between netbooks and lower-end ultraportables. The bigger screen and solid keyboard give it an edge over most netbooks, but it's also bulkier and heavier than...
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If you can't wait, we recommend something along the lines of Asus' 1215N. The Ion 2 and Optimus technology combination is good for power consumption. And the Core 2-based ultra-low-voltage processor delivers quite a bit of performance given its power profile. As capable as AMD's Nile platform was, it still used more power...
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techreviewsource.com Updated:
2011-07-31 01:09:43
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The Asus Eee PC 1215N is a netbook with a 12.1-inch LCD display with some added kick than the average netbook. It has a higher-resolution display and a dual-core Intel Atom CPU with 2GB of RAM. It's quite a powerful device despite a few minor shor...
Above average screen resolution, Comfortable keyboard/trackpad, Strong performance, Dualgraphics system...
Slightly larger/heavier than most netbooks, Some motion blur present...
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It’s been a while since I last reviewed a netbook. Even though the netbook market is pretty huge right now, there’s a couple of pretty good reasons for this. First, the iPad factor—tablets have the buzz, and devices like the Galaxy Tab, RIM PlayBoo...
The 1215 is difficult to classify, and thus even more difficult to conclude on. While most people label it a netbook, I wouldn't strictly call it so—I tend to define netbooks as anything with a 10” screen running Atom at a sub-$400 price point. The 1215N...
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The Asus Eee PC 1215N is a netbook that doesn't look like a netbook. Like its predecessor, the Eee PC 1201N, the 1215N offers a bright 12.1-inch LCD display with a native resolution of 1366 by 768 pixels. That moves the Asus from netbook to entry-level...
Big display; higher resolution than most netbooks, Excellent keyboard for a netbook...
Severe motion smearing in fast action video, A bit bulky and heavy for a netbook...
Asus delivers a netbook in an ultraportable skin, but price and performance may not satisfy...
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What that means is that if you open up more than a couple of windows on the 1215N, you'll find it almost as irritatingly sluggish as any other netbook. Web apps can become inexplicably laggy and any video that Optimus can't accelerate is still choppy...
Big screen. Slim design. Good video performance...
Expensive. Flimsy keyboard. Desktop lag...
A pretty and powerful netbook, but it's still a netbook at heart...
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Geek.com Updated:
2011-07-31 01:09:44
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Choosing a netbook over a laptop used to mean making a compromise in order to save some cash. Screen size would be limited to 10-inch, the processor was a single-core 1.6GHz solution, and graphics came from a just-good-enough Intel integrated solution...
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Low-cost netbooks have flown from store shelves in recent years, but they're now facing a new adversary in the form of user-friendly tablet computers. With the likes of Apple's iPad encroaching on the netbook space, the low-cost computing landscape nee...
ASUS's 1215N is the most powerful Eee PC we've seen, and it's a showcase of what next-generation netbooks could have to offer. Armed with a dual-core processor and both Intel and NVIDIA graphics, it raises the bar for netbook performance but in doing s...
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Expert Review Just recently we reviewed the netbook that sported Nvidia's Optimus technology and styling inspired from one of the best super car manufactures. The only problem here was the pricing, which was a bit too much, as you were paying a pre...
Great design, looks stylish, Nvidia Optimus onboard, built well, comfortable keyboard, HDMI out...
Mouse buttons are unusable, no USB 3.0, battery life could have been better...
The 1215N should be configurable when it becomes available towards the end of November. Asus stated an MRP of Rs.26,999 for the following configuration of the 1215N. OS: Windows 7 Home PremiumCPU : Atom D525Chipset : Next Generation IONMemory : 2GBScre...
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The Asus Eee PC 1215N is currently available in black and silver, with identical configurations. We tested the black model, which contained the Intel dual-core Atom D525 with 2x 1.8 GHz, 2 GB of DDR3 RAM, 250 GB hard drive, a 12" WXGA display, and the Ion...
Good Netbook performance, Very low heat dissipation, Very quiet operating noise, Very good distribution of interfaces, Pleasant surfaces, Large touchpad, HDMI, CUDA capability, Large keys...
Reflective, low contrast and brightness display, Hard to operate touchpad button, High-gloss display frame, Relatively expensive...
Asus has packed high performance components for Netbook standards into a solid case with the Eee PC 1215N, and provides good solutions in many areas. This includes the distribution of interfaces, the low emission characteristics, and within limits the mob...
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The line between a netbook and a notebook used to be pretty straightforward, but with Intel’s increasingly powerful Atom processors and NVIDIA’s ambitious Ion-powered Optimus graphics, the distinction is more blurred. Typifying this new breed of netboo...
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g4tv.com Updated:
2011-07-31 01:09:44
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Video Review: With an Intel dual core processor, next generation NVIDIA Ion graphics and only 1.4" thick, the Asus Eee PC 1215N may make users forget they're even using a netbook. Kevin Pereira and Carrie Keagan review the device that sells for $485...
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Is Intel's Pinetrail platform really all its cracked up to be? We recently took an in-depth look at the 1.8GHz processor / platform, but it's a different thing to take a look at the same thing in a shipping product that's available today to consumers...
1.8GHz CPU performs well, NVIDIA Optimus graphics, Wide trackpad, Great battery life, Build quality is on the rise...
Glossy LCD, Palm rest stickers, Gets quite warm in use, No USB 3.0, 5400RPM Hard Drive...
The Eee PC 1215N, from a style perspective, is just about exactly like the 1201N from late July. It has a glossy 12.1" display, a chiclet keyboard, a multi-gesture trackpad, a single-bar trackpad button (still not a fan), and the usual port arrangement. A...
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onlinenotebook.com Updated:
2011-07-31 01:09:45
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Asus Eee PC 1215N is a premium Netbook and the chassis is a bit bigger than what you normally get on standard Netbooks. But if you are expecting some extra connections and ports, you will be disappointed. On the bright side, there is 2 GB RAM. The perf...
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insidehw.com Updated:
2011-07-31 01:09:45
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The new ASUS netbook, namely the 12" 1215N model, is one of the most powerful Eee PCs to have appeared thus far. First of all, ASUS has installed Intel's Atom D525, the new dual-core hyperthreading-enabled 1.8 GHz CPU, first presented at this year's Co...
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maximumpc.com Updated:
2011-07-31 01:09:45
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Next-gen Ion. Dual-core Atom. Nvidia's Optimus. This baby's got it all. We’ve been waiting a long time for this. We first heard about Nvidia’s next-generation Ion chip way back in the first months of 2010. They were supposed to ship with Nvidia’s Optim...
1080p playback; HDMI out; great build quality; decent gaming performance.
No Bluetooth; USB 3.0 coming later. Battery could be better.
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computershopper.com Updated:
2011-07-31 01:09:45
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are resembling regular laptops more and more every day. Take, for example, the Asus Eee PC 1215N. It's one of only a few netbooks we’ve seen so far...
Auto-switching graphics chips, Dual-core Atom CPU, Roomy touch pad and screen...
Bulky for a netbook, No Bluetooth, Hollow-sounding speakers, Mediocre Webcam...
Helmed by Nvidia’s Optimus technology and a dual-core processor, this netbook zooms past its peers. Anyone undecided between a portable netbook and a full-featured laptop should consider this system...
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With each generation, 12-inch Ion netbooks are edging closer to their Pinocchio-like aspirations of becoming real notebooks. The ASUS Eee PC 1215N comes the closest yet to that ideal of a sub-$500 machine that performs like systems that cost more--yet...
Strong performance, Good battery life, Larger touchpad than predecessor, Runs cool, Improved webcam...
Sluggish boot time, Deck and lid still pick up fingerprints...
The addition of Nvidia's Optimus graphics technology makes this the best 12-inch notebook you can get under $500.
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About nine months ago ASUS released its 12.1-inch Eee PC 1201N to much fanfare. It was the first "netbook" to pack NVIDIA's Ion platform and a desktop-class Atom processor. Translation: it absolutely wrecked regular netbooks (and even other Ion netbooks)...
Over five hours of battery life Very smooth 1080p playbackDual-core Atom processor...
Seriously flexy keyboard Thicker than competing systems A lot of preloaded software...
Without a doubt, the Eee PC 1215N is a major step up from the preceding 1201N. The graphics performance is significantly better and the battery life is double what it was before. But even beyond that, its Intel Atom / Ion 2 combo seems to top some of the...
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The ASUS Eee PC 1215N is the latest netbook to offer a 12-inch HD display and a dual-core Intel Atom processor to deliver multimedia entertainment and multitasking productivity for just $500. While this isn't the cheapest netbook on the market, the...
Excellent netbook performance, Webcam privacy cover, Nice screen...
Limited upgradability, Bouncy keyboard, Bad touchpad buttons...
ASUS has once again shown why the Eee PC line of netbooks remains popular with many consumers. The new Eee PC 1215N offers the best overall performance we've seen from an Atom-based netbook. Battery life isn't as good as the best single-core netbooks, but it is better than the previous 12-inch Eee PC. In truth, the only things we didn't like about this netbook were all related to design. First, t...
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Netbooks are growing up right before our eyes. When they first surfaced, the screens were in the 7-inch range. They then grew to a norm of 10-inches and today the 12.1-inch netbook is fast becoming one of the most popular sizes on the market. These...
After all the benchmarks are finished up, I got to play with the machine and use it for some normal work. I like the larger 12.1-inch screen compared to some of the other netbooks. That screen is glossy and has 720p HD resolution, which is a nice co...
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i4u.com
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2011-07-31 01:09:45
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Today I am going to check out the brand new Asus Eee 1215N that has been officially launched today. The new netbook packs in some notable features and has a screen that is larger than the screens we are used to seeing on the typical notebook. If you ar...
Awesome battery life, Great style, Low price, Great graphics...
Lower performance for multimedia encoding...
After all is said and done I really like the Asus Eee 1215N. This machine lacks the performance of other netbooks in encoding multimedia, but it is a class standout when it comes to battery life. Users who care more for good graphics, streaming video p...
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For almost three years, netbooks were all made up of single-core processors, most of them Intel Atom-based. Then Asus stirred things up with the Asus EeePC 1201N ($484 street, ), the first netbook to run on a dual-core Atom processor—the kind that was...
The only dual-core Atom netbook. Nvidia chip is great for 1080p HD video and light gaming. Lightweight. 2GB of memory. HDMI port. Windows 7 Home Premium.
Resistant mouse buttons. Plain design.
Asus updates the EeePC 1215N with Nvidia's Optimus and dual-core Atom processor, making it the fastest netbook on the market...
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