IT Show falls right in the mist of my list of project deadlines, so straight to the point from me!
I have to agree that ASUS is doing a good job in Singapore. Besides slotting their advertisement in TODAY, the newspaper, they have also build up a diverse notebook line-up. So the following are my observation:
I have to agree that ASUS is doing a good job in Singapore. Besides slotting their advertisement in TODAY, the newspaper, they have also build up a diverse notebook line-up. So the following are my observation:
- Intel's Penryn processor has been included! Check out G2S, F8Sr and F8Sn.
- Freebies' standard remains relatively high for ASUS. Additional batteries and 160GB Western Digital hard drives are also seen at SITEX 2007.
- X51R is missing from the leaflet. It happens to be the lowest price ASUS notebook at SITEX 2007. It is replaced by X80, a 14.1" which costs S$1,398 and it is only a Intel dual core.
- ASUS's worldwide hit, EEE PC is not in the leaflet as well.
- Lastly, the price watch. Well, its general price drop for all models. Nearly all models had a S$100 price drop. With the exceptions of:
- W7S has a whopping S$450 price drop
- A8E seems to be the only model that maintains its pricing but its processor has since been upgraded to T7250
- The ASUS-Lamborghini VX2S has a identical price and freebies from SITEX 2007
- W7S has a whopping S$450 price drop
