Comparing Asus UL20A-a1 with new Asus 1201n: Can someone compare those 2 Asus products?
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My take on the UL20A vs. the 1201N is as follows; If you want to pay $80 less, less battery life, less weight, but be able to play 1080P media and games, then get the 1201N. Otherwise, get the UL20A. The battery life on the 1201N isn't that bad, I can get 4.5 hours or so with medium usage, maybe 2-3 if I play 1080P media continuously. It's pretty decent for its capabilities.
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I can't find much of any difference between the 3. I referred to the following to compare them. Check to see if you can find any difference.http://www.newegg.com/Product/Productcompare.aspx?Submit=ENE&N;=-1&IsNodeId;=1&Descr;iption=ASUS%20H81M-A&bop;=And&CompareItemL;ist=-1%7C13-132-044%5E13-132-044-TS%2C13-132-052%5E13-132-052-TS%2C13-132-042%5E13-132-042-TS&percm;=13-132-044%3A%24%24%24%24%24%24%24%3B13-132-052%3A%24%24%24%24%24%24%24%3B13-132-042%3A%24%24%24%24%24%24%24
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Amazon has the run time listed wrong. The 12hrs is fro the 5600mAh battery. The ASUS UL30A-X5 ships with the 4400mAh battery which is listed at 10hrs max.
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Check out the differences between the 1513 and the 1512 and consider if they are worth the extra $100 to you or not. Me personally, I always try to get the latest model when it's not a bank breaker. To be honest though, 2GB of RAM and 4 ethernet ports are not that much of an upgrade. I purchased the additional 1GB of RAM for my 1512 to bump it up to 2GB, think I picked it up here on Amazon for around $30. I highly recommend getting the extra memory for the 1512 if you go that route. Here is a link on some folks talking about the differences of the 1512 and the 1513: http://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic.php?f=200&t;=66881&start;=75 Check out the differences between the 1513 and the 1512 and consider if they are worth the extra $100 to you or not. Me personally, I always try to get the latest model when it's not a bank breaker. To be honest though, 2GB of RAM and 4 ethernet ports are not that much of an upgrade. I purchased the additional 1GB of RAM for my 1512 to bump it up to 2GB, think I picked it up here on Amazon for around $30. I highly recommend getting the extra memory for the 1512 if you go that route. Here is a link on some folks talking about the differences of the 1512 and the 1513:... » Read More Check out the differences between the 1513 and the 1512 and consider if they are worth the extra $100 to you or not. Me personally, I always try to get the latest model when it's not a bank breaker. To be honest though, 2GB of RAM and 4 ethernet ports are not that much of an upgrade. I purchased the additional 1GB of RAM for my 1512 to bump it up to 2GB, think I picked it up here on Amazon for around $30. I highly recommend getting the extra memory for the 1512 if you go that route. Here is a link on some folks talking about the differences of the 1512 and the 1513: http://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic.php?f=200&t;=66881&start;=75 « Show Less
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I went ahead and purchased the 1201n, actually 2 of them, one for my wife and 1 for me. We love the size and weight.I upgraded the RAM to 4 gb (3.25 usable) and am happy with the result. We travel a lot-fly and roadtrip, and this is just the ticket for us. I am sure the ul20a is a nice machine but we very happy with the 1201n.
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I was actually thinking about this one as it also look like a nice piece of kit. It was more expensive at the time so opted for the Asus.
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Contact ASUS, you will find the same model, could have either. Only they can tell you by the serial number.
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Thanks ASUS, your input is always appreciated. I saw the official specs for the UL30vt and I am excited and my CC is equally excited. It is ready whenever Amazon posts the preorder product page.For others here it is http://gdgt.com/asus/ul30vt/specs/
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Simple answer, the A10 is a better CPU/APU. The A8 however gives you a lot of bang for your buck. Consider the price difference and look at what your needs are. The A8 is a fine processor for most uses.
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They have very similar attributes, so in some cases, unless you are taking advantage of that feature, it can become a moot point. I would suggest first reviewing the ASUS comparison table and scrolling across the differences, then asking yourself if each of them come into play with respect, feature wise, for the build that you have planned. http://promos.asus.com/us/z87/comparison/
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I can't recommend other than the ASUS X202E Touchscreen Ultrabook. Please check with ASUS to be sure.
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Bought mine in October, 2013. It is Rev. 1.0. The bios, drivers and utilities need to be updated from the ones on the disk included with the Rev 1.0 MB. Just go to the ASUS website and compare the dates of the updated stuff with the dates on the disk files. You'll be good to go! Great board imho.
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Go to the Gigabyte website, do a model comparison... http://www.gigabyte.us/products/comparison
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Dante,Thank you for the reply! Just FYI: I ended up with a Dell U3011 and a 5 year Dell warranty (direct from Dell). My Dell Workstation (Precision) has two monitors, so I might upgrade from the current 24" to the U2711, but not right away.
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As indicated in the title of the discussion: Asus eee pc 1201n. Pricing and availability have not been announced by Asus. That is the point of the discussion.
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There are a few things, best thing is go to asus website where you can compare different models. Hope this helps. Excellent board I must say.
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I don't believe there are any differences besides the clock speed. Everything seems identical (same chipset, RAM size/speed, disk model, wireless model, etc) and the only difference the i7-4510u has is an increased clock multiplier. I can say that 1.8 GHz base clock has proven more than enough for anything I need from this computer (read: educational Solidworks, light games/transcoding, productivity, 50+ tabs), and combined with the ssd and ample RAM, I doubt the difference would be significant unless you had heavy single-threaded workloads. It seems that this model has been marked down more because people rarely look at the clock speeds, and this is the cheapest i7 model (also the cheapest with 8GB RAM and 256GB SSD, my constraints); the market for the other one would be more professional.