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Asus X56SE-AP111C - Core 2 Duo T5750 2 GHz - 15.4 in

SKU: X56SE-AP111C Quickfind Code: 227953
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Want a laptop that combines performance, style, durability with a great set of features as well?

You’re not alone, that’s why Asus went all out to produce the X56SE.

The impressive Intel Core 2 Duo processor alongside 3GB RAM means you’ll breeze through your everyday tasks running multiple applications at once. So, if you want to get on with some work, listen to some music and download a movie all at the same time … no problem!

You needn’t worry about storage either, as the 250GB Hard Drive provides plenty of room for movies, music and photos as well as all your important files too. Just to show you how much space there is, here’s an example:

- Up to 71,400 photos
- Up to 6,250 MP3 songs
- Up to 125 hours of DVD quality video

All this is also backed up by fantastic visuals. The 15.4 inch widescreen display armed with the ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3470 creates precise a detailed picture whether you’re watching a movie playing games or just browsing the web.

What’s more, with the integrated stereo speakers producing crisp and clear sound, all the bases are covered for an excellent all round entertainment experience.

With entertainment, power and storage all taken care of, the ASUS X56SE-AP111C comes forward as a genuine all round laptop that makes an excellent companion to your everyday life whatever you’re into.

 

Question from Shammas: Asked on 08/01/2009 What is the battery life on this laptop?
Also what is better HP or ASUS?

Thanks

Answer from SteveF: Answered on 09/01/2009
Around two hours on that model. I think that HP and Asus are both good makes, it depends what you want the laptop for and what spec you need as to which would be best for you. Give opur sales team a call and they can run through some models with you.

Question from James Carré: Asked on 03/01/2009 What would the FPS of World of Warcraft (3.0.2) with maxed settings?

Answer from SteveF: Answered on 05/01/2009
I can't find any figures for WOW but Crysis on a High 1024x768 setting runs at an average of 5.24 fps.

Question from KingoftheDunes: Asked on 06/12/2008 Can this play MMORPG's well (i.e. medium settings on Guild Wars)....any of you guys out there that know info would be invaluable :)

Answer from Matt: Answered on 08/12/2008
Yes, it would be able to that with ease.

Question from Tom: Asked on 05/12/2008 Can you give me an estimated Wi-Fi range of this Laptop?
Thanks.

Answer from Matt: Answered on 08/12/2008
I would estimate about 100ft usable range.

Question from lee.j: Asked on 03/12/2008 hi. you say this laptop would run battlefield 2, but at what settings will it run at E.g. resolution, quality settings, and playable framrate.

i will be buyin this soon so just need to no.

Answer from SteveF: Answered on 04/12/2008
If it is a direct x 10 game, then it will run only with very low details and resolution. If its direct x 9 then it will run on medium settings .

Question from David: Asked on 03/12/2008 Is this laptop completely ubuntu 8.10 compatable, or do you have to install additional software to get some components working?

Answer from SteveF: Answered on 04/12/2008
Sorry, you'd need to check with Linux on that one.

Question from Unfrog: Asked on 24/11/2008 Could you confirm the name of this laptop please? I've searched ASUS's website and can't find a trace of it. Could you provide me with a direct link to this laptop on ASUS site?

Answer from SteveF: Answered on 27/11/2008
The name of the laptop is X56SE and sorry, I've checked the Asus website and they've taken the product off. (they don't keep them on for long) You're probably best giving them a call if you need more info.

Question from Dave S: Asked on 19/11/2008 Would this Laptop be able to run Battlefield 2 ?

Answer from sajidH: Answered on 20/11/2008
Yes it can.

Question from Asamoya: Asked on 11/11/2008 Just two questions:
Would this laptop be able to run 1080 HD videos at full speed?
Would this laptop be able to run Fallout 3 or a similar graphics and cpu intensive game at 30+ frames per second? (Preparing for Starcraft II and Diablo III)

Answer from Matt: Answered on 12/11/2008
It would be able to play 1080p HD videos but they would be downscaled to fit the screen resolution. It should play Fallout 3 fine but I dont know what level of detail you would be able to get away with to achieve a decent frame rate.

Question from Esuna: Asked on 19/10/2008 Does this have USB 2.0 ports?

Answer from Matt: Answered on 20/10/2008
Yes.

Question from mrx: Asked on 19/10/2008 hi well im needing a laptop like this i will be on the go alot study-work- and also im a weekend gamer online games mostly only thing i dont want any operateing system on i would like to install my own is this possible to do this maybe phoneing to ask thanks scott

Answer from Matt: Answered on 20/10/2008
The Operating system is always pre-installed at the factory by the manufacturer so we are not able to wipe it off and reduce the price, as it's all part of the wholesale cost.

Question from Jonneh: Asked on 15/10/2008 can i upgrade the RAM sometime in the future, to say, 4 gb? or is it just stuck on 3?

Answer from Matt: Answered on 15/10/2008
You can upgrade the RAM to 4GB, but you wont see much improvement in a 32 bit Operating System.

Question from Mike: Asked on 06/10/2008 does '64bit technology' mean it isn't compatible with anything on my 'old' 32 bit systems?

Answer from Matt: Answered on 07/10/2008
No, it is backwards compatible. It is capable of running 32 or 64 bit operting systems.

Question from JoeY_TPP: Asked on 29/09/2008 This is lookin good to me! lol
does this has s-video out?

Answer from SteveF: Answered on 30/09/2008
No S-Video but it does have a DVI port instead.

Question from harry: Asked on 24/09/2008 Is the fingerprint reader built into the laptop?

Answer from SteveF: Answered on 25/09/2008
Yes it is.

Question from harry: Asked on 23/09/2008 is this totally wireless?
will this multitask easily?
will this easily play an online multiplayer game?
is this suitable for a desktop replacement for a student?
cheers harry

Answer from Easycom: Answered on 23/09/2008
Yes to all of those!

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