ASUS Eee PC 1015PN Netbook (ep.7)

Wonderful netbook

I’m not the type of technology huge (which I guess is my way of saying “I’m terrible with technology), so I’ll put this in plain language in hopes of answering any questions I had before , I bought it for me.
Tip: Know what you’re getting into when buying a netbook. so many people are unhappy with netbooks, but in all honesty, they probably have not been informed in their choice first. Thinking and research to find out if you want a netbook or laptop. or perhaps even a tablet. For me it was great for what I wanted.
short story: a netbook of its 5 / 5.
Long story: I was not really move in that informed decision, but I knew I
was much more prepared than the average person. I knew I wanted
something that could handle my duties and for World of Warcraft
Additional boring classes this fall, when I go to college. it manages
school, WoW, Facebook, Netflix and just about everything else
I wanted to. I use it more than my game on huge beast
laptop now.
Some of the things I wanted to know before I bought:
- The quality of Netflix is ​​weak at times but very watchable. If you want to experience the most intact and the strike, then look into a TV LED.
- Here is the upgrade to 2 GB that I bought. [...]
do not know if this is the best, but it really works. Performance is much improved
- Be good for the power cord. it is not fragile, really, but I understand why people
might complain that it is.
- The touchpad has a slight effect in deadspot the center, but it really is not
bad at all. but I use a wireless mouse most of the time anyway
- Yes, World of Warcraft does not run:) Here are the details for those of you
ask – Yes, I am a player of the CATA. I have two raids and PvP, and even before the upgrade to 2GB of memory, it was quite playable on low settings. Even during the busiest times in Orgrimmar, it was playable. He even took ventrilo at the same time. But definitely consider upgrading the memory. and even if you are looking for a stunning visual experience, look in the Republic of Gamers Asus laptops. or perhaps alienware? I need something to play on the laptop during my college courses and I did not want to lug my 20-inch beast. it was a good compromise.
- Buy a USB drive. save all your documents on it. it might help
computer performance in the long run, but now it’s too early to tell.
- You can probably put in 2 GB chip on your own. geeksquad not to go or something to do, because they’ll charge you $ 40 to unscrew the bottom and push it for you. I could put it in mine, and I do not know a thing about the components.
- Not too bad with the bloatware. I obtained most simply by removing and uninstalling stuff.