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Asus V6J review

6.5

Average Member Rating

Good

Asus V6J


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J Hall

J Hall

Buyer beware - service & repair very poor

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6.0

Good


S C

S C

Nice Laptop - expensive - fragile screen

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7.0

Very Good



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Overview

Asus V6J

Editors rating
Rating: 7.6
Verdict

The Asus V6J is a 'thin and light' notebook with a 15in. screen, running Intel's Core Duo T2400 processor. It looks good, is generally well designed and performs very well indeed. However, we'd like to see a bit more battery life.

Typical price

£ 1360

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