Asus launched the computer market in Vietnam using Window 8
Asus technology company announced on December 26 to announce the official launch of Vietnam series of computers using the latest Windows 8 operating system.
These products have touch screens, including the VivoBook S300 laptop (13-inch screen), the S500 ultrabook and S550 (15-inch screen). Accordingly, users can experience touch on laptops to work, entertain, enjoy computing on a computer the size that best suits them.
The above versions are designed with the body of alloy material with thread-like motifs like hair but quite durable and sturdy, suitable to the needs of mobile users.
In addition, VivoBook also has a large mouse-drag table and smart gestures for users to manipulate professionally with tasks on the computer. 2-second reboot Instant-On helps VivoBook to be ready in a snap. When the battery falls below the 5% threshold, VivoBook will automatically backup and back up data, preventing user data loss in any situation.
It is known that the cost of S300, S500 and S550 are 14.79 million, 15.79 million and 16.59 million respectively for the version with Intel® Core ™ i3-3217U processor and 16.59 million, 17, 59 million and 18.39 million for Intel® Core ™ I5-3317U processor version . All 3 versions mentioned above are given a free 32GB WebStorage cloud library account for 3 years.
Earlier, Asus' VivoBook S400 was voted 'The Most Popular Laptop in 2012 ' organized by VnMedia magazine and Information Society.
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