ASUSTeK Computer has finally released their long awaited, since mid winter in fact, NX90Jq multimedia notebook. Back then it was marvelous even just to look at. Bang & Olufsen design coupled with latest computing hardware at the moment of announcement (one of the first notebooks to feature Intel’s Turbo Boost) made everyone sure that the price will be high, but NX90Jq will be worth it. Now, eight months later, NX90Jq has lost none of its original appeal considering B&O sound system, aluminum chassis, Full HD display and USB 3.0 support. However, since then Intel has released a six-core Core i7 processor over quad-core that is in NX90Jq. But the thing I can’t skip over is lack of DirectX 11 compatible graphics card. At price higher than $2K wherever you look for it Asus really had to consider at least a graphics update for the launch.
ASUSTeK Computer has finally released their long awaited, since mid winter in fact, NX90Jq multimedia notebook. Back then it was marvelous even just to look at. Bang & Olufsen design coupled with latest computing hardware at the moment of announcement (one of the first notebooks to feature Intel’s Turbo Boost) made everyone sure that the price will be high, but NX90Jq will be worth it. Now, eight months later, NX90Jq has lost none of its original appeal considering B&O sound system, aluminum chassis, Full HD display and USB 3.0 support. However, since then Intel has released a six-core Core i7 processor over quad-core that is in NX90Jq. But the thing I can’t skip over is lack of DirectX 11 compatible graphics card. At price higher than $2K wherever you look for it Asus really had to consider at least a graphics update for the launch.
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