Asus is preparing students tiny VivoBook

Resource Electronista reports that Asus is going to expand the VivoBook line with a new miniature 10.1-inch laptop based on Windows 8. This information has recently been leaked to the network. The alleged VivoBook X102BA in the picture will have a touchscreen with a resolution of 1366 × 768. Most likely, this model will be focused on students and will not become too expensive. While everyone is talking about popular tablets, laptops have begun to forget little by little.

Resource Sweclockers reports that the new product will be equipped with a dual-core AMD processor with a clock frequency of 1 GHz; Radeon HD 8180 graphics; two gigabytes of RAM (which is controlled by the operating system) and a 320-gigabyte hard drive. Over time, it will be possible to increase the RAM to 4 gigabytes, and replace the hard disk with 500 gigabytes. "On board" two USB 2.0 ports; one USB 3.0 port; HDMI and VGA. An Ethernet cable network connection and Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 4.0 wireless communications are supported.

A tiny computer will be equipped with a card reader; its fully charged battery will sit down after five hours of continuous operation. It is expected that it will be available in September 2013 at a price of 330 euros or 440 US dollars. Rumor has it that the VivoBook X102BA will be pre-installed package of office applications Microsoft Office Home & Student 2013 and it will be accompanied by 32 gigabytes of cloud storage information.

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