Asus Eee PC 1215N, 1215T in the flesh

This is a bit like the quote, “When we are motivated by goals that have deep meaning, by dreams that need completion, by pure love that needs expressing, then we truly live life.”

@james. Im buying the same this coming days. But I want to know if it runs smoothly in the net, primarily use for facebook games & some word documents.

ASUS 1215T
15,850 @enigma

its available at sulit.com.ph. only for 17k

kainis buong Baguio na ata nalibot ko para hanapin yang 1215N na yan pero ala….ala… talaga bng nirelease na ito sa Philippines…tell me where to buy it please

sir,can you tell me where could i buy this Asus EEEPC 1215N seashell netbook in the philippines or tell me the specific store as well. please im craving for it so much

We got a 1215T and we are having problems playing 1080P mkv files despite installation of K-lite codec pack. Now finding ways to solve this.

This is available at Gilmore for 28K. Try to search at Tipidpc.com :D

where can I buy this in manila/laguna/alabang.
pls

where can I buy this? Any store suggestions in Metro Manila. :) Thank you!

@yuga

“The dual-core CPU got only 3.5 sub-score which is a little intriguing considering the higher clock speed of the Atom processor (a Pentium Dual Core 1.3GHz SU4100 and Core 2 Duo SU7300 both score 4.0 on WEI).”

no offense, sir yuga, but are you still living in the MHz/GHz era? The Atom and Core architectures are very different. Atoms are in-order CPU architectures, meaning they process instructions “in order”. Cores, on the other hand, are out-of-order CPUs, which are able to process instructions “out of order”.

They might not seem significant, but just to briefly explain the performance difference: most instructions need data w/c may or not be in the CPU cache already. If it is, then execution of that instruction is almost the same on both architectures. If it’s not, then the CPU needs to fetch the data from main memory(RAM) or, worse, the pagefile. On Atoms(in-order), the CPU “waits” for the data and does nothing, wasting precious nanoseconds. On Cores(out-of-order), the CPU can do other instructions(which don’t rely on the missing data or its results) while waiting for the data to arrive. While this is a performance advantage, it adds complexity and additional power consumption to the circuit. Since Atoms are targeted towards the ultraportable market, they are designed to be in-order.

@anyone – matibay ba talaga ang 1215t?

the most important question, when is asus philippines releasing this?

1215n has optimus technology
it can go for 7 hours (depends on what you are doing)

compared to the 1201n its a beefed up system, this “netbook” can play starcraft2 at medium settings with no problems

We have an Asus 1201N and its really nice to have. I wonder if the 1215T can compete with those Dual Core Laptops like T4400. o_o

The Asus Eee PC 1215T is looking great, how fares it’s battery life?

@Jab: According to engadget (http://www.engadget.com/2010/08/31/asus-eee-pc-1215n-review/), the 1215N has Optimus

@yuga Can the 1215T play a 1080p video?

sir abe, yung su4100 scored 4.6 in Windows Experience Index WEI