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TechRadar

12/2010

Asus Eee PC Lamborghini VX6 review

Since Asus pioneered the humble netbook around three years ago, its Eee PC range has faced fierce competition from almost every other laptop manufacturer out there. From Packard Bell's Dot machines to MSI's Wind series, there's a mind-exploding variety of netbooks to choose from.Although most of these mini-machines appear identical on paper, there's actually considerable difference between many of the models. From the incredible battery life of the Acer Aspire One D260, to the solid build quality of the Dell Inspiron Mini 1018, every netbook we see has its own strengths and highlights.To make things even more confusing for the average consumer, there's also the huge resurgence of tablets to consider, offering a smart and convenient method for browsing the net and consuming media.Into this saturated market bursts the Asus Eee PC Lamborghini VX6. Inspired by the Lamborghini Murcielago LP640 roadster, this is easily one of the most stylish netbooks we've seen. The curved lid mimics the roadster's drool-worthy chassis and comes in a choice of white or black.

DigitalVersus

12/2010

Laptop Reviews: Compare PC and Mac Laptops and Netbooks

Lamborghini has come together with Asus to launch the Eee PC VX6. Just in case you were wondering, we are talking a netbook here, not a sports car and there's no endorsement from KP! It measures 12.1 inches (1366 x 768 pixels) and runs on an economical dual-core processor accompanied by NVIDIA's new 16-core ION chipset. The VX6's hood has the sort of lines you'd generally expect to see on gamer models, giving it a more in-your-face feel. The top of the hood is in off-white plastic. Although it's glossy, it doesn't pick up fingermarks. Unfortunately you can't say the same for the glossy black screen surround. In any case, it's well finished on the whole, with good quality materials. The keyboard has separated keys and takes up almost the entire width of the computer. Keying is quiet. The keys are well-proportioned and those who touch type shouldn't have any problems here. The wrist rest is nice and soft to the touch. The multi-touch touchpad didn't leave a particularly good impression however. After less than a minute's use, its glossy black coating already looks grubby and, to make matters worse, your finger sticks to it slightly. It's precise enough however. The webcam is no model to follow.