That, friends, is ASUS' Lamborghini VX3. As expected, it's available in black and yellow hues and proudly dons that oh-so-iconic Lambo badge, but as you can tell from comparison shots in the gallery below, it's mighty, mighty similar to the U6. 'Course, it was said to be rocking a Penryn processor and loads of sexy, but we'll let you be the judge on the latter.
It is no way poorly built! I will admit that the "lamborghini" part makes it more expensive but I would rather drive a lamborghini than a rusty car with the same engine!
With the Penryn processor and the loads of sexy, you'd think they'd have the sense to engineer in a keyboard set that raises and tilts back for ergonomic consideration. Yep, we can build faster processors, but we don't give a beep about the wear and tear on the users...Phooey.
"All of these new nettops have me intrigued. I'm looking for a small, quiet and cheap PC to replace my aging tower in my home office, and all it really needs to do is load Microsoft Office, check email and surf the web. Is there a particular nettop that's better (or a better value) than another? I know it's a rather new segment, but hopefully someone has taken a chance on one already. Thanks!"
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I reading this on my VX2! God I love this laptop
Voted you down for loving a poorly built computer just because of its Earl Scheib paint job.
It is no way poorly built! I will admit that the "lamborghini" part makes it more expensive but I would rather drive a lamborghini than a rusty car with the same engine!
Wait, so many miles per gallon on this thing?
With the Penryn processor and the loads of sexy, you'd think they'd have the sense to engineer in a keyboard set that raises and tilts back for ergonomic consideration. Yep, we can build faster processors, but we don't give a beep about the wear and tear on the users...Phooey.
Quick, somebody race this against the Acer Ferrari laptop, and let me know who wins!
What video card does this have?