ASUS wants to position the Zenbook UX32Vd as a serious MacBook Air competitor. However, there is one very important point that is lacking: the touchpad driver cannot process the inputs as smoothly as Apple does with its devices. This inevitably makes me wonder: what kind of people test the drivers before they are unleashed on the customer? …
The ASUS Zenbook UX32VD-R4002 is equipped with a 24 GB (on early models the SSD is 32 GB, but the caching partition is only 24 GB) SSD configured as a cache. Diskeeper ExpressCache is used for this. The version that was installed on my UX32Vd at delivery still included a GUI, after an update ...
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When I upgraded the RAM from 4 gigabytes to 10 gigabytes, I also had the opportunity to create a short video of the inner workings of the ASUS UX32Vd. Clearly visible: the two fans that ensure that the flat device does not overheat as well as the single RAM slot of the ultrabook. The hard drive can be easily replaced, the ...
Since it is apparently of interest I have a USB stick with Ubuntu Linux 12.04 "Precise Pangolin" ready and started. The good news: basically everything works, WLAN, touchpad, sound, Bluetooth - everything is there. Otherwise: the function keys are without their function and the power saving functions don't seem to work. This can possibly be ...
Yesterday, DHL delivered the ASUS UX32vd in the variant with Full HD IPS panel and Nvidia GT 620M. After the installed Windows 7 Home Premium had completed its setup and the essential settings are made (especially the preinstalled demo versions uninstalled), it is now time for a short experience report - for a review it is still a bit ...
The Zenbook Prime UX31A and the Zenbook UX32Vd (with Nvidia GeForce 620M), which are very interesting especially because of the display, are now listed at the first retailers. The UX32Vd is the slightly cheaper model, ASUS omits a unibody case and a large SSD in this model - in return, the price is just over ...
I'm currently looking for an ultrabook - small (13,3″ display), light (under 1,5kg) and fast (so at least Core i5) are the requirements. Then a matte display as well as a resolution above the usual 1,366×768. Sounds all so far like the Asus UX32 or UX32Vd, which is supposed to bring a dedicated Nvidia graphics chip. The emphasis ...
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