Comments on: ASUS N50VC Laptop

By: 行銷

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By: kewlhunter

kewlhunter — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 16:18:14 +0000

I mainly use mine with a Di Novo keyboard so haven’t had issues with the keys, as I use them very rarely. I have to agree with the speakers being rubbish but also find virtually all laptops suffer this issue. I have mine hooked up to my stereo so avoid using them too. Thanks for the feed back
cheers
Kewl Hunter

By: N50Vc user..

N50Vc user.. — Thu, 01 Jul 2010 01:15:22 +0000

1. walmatic – March 22, 2009
hey, nice post, i have agree with most of what u have said. i got mine in dec last yeah and i like the look and feel of the note book.
a few things need to be said though, even though the key board feels great to type with, it seems to skip some key strokes, as in not recognise the input.
plus my remote isn’t working!!!!
is there some itr driver i need to install or something.

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yeah i havnt had many problems with mine.. seems to work well and run extremely well.. only 2 problems i dont like about it.. are 1} speakers in it are really crap.. and 2} ive noticed that like in your post the keys sometimes dont type. bt other then that it is a really good laptop

By: kewlhunter

kewlhunter — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 13:38:05 +0000

mostly use mine as a desktop replacement and rarely as a laptop but I haven’t had any issues with keyboard, but I am using an external bluetooth keyboard about 90% of the time. If you find its the same keys that fail to register your keystrokes then its definatly a waaranty issue.

For the remote to work you need to plug in the white circular device that came with your laptop. Its the Infra-red receiver. It also comes with some stick on transmitter leads, and will act as remote extender for other devices. The idea of this is if you had laptop(as a media centre) and surround amp(forexample) in a cupboard below your TV, and have only IR receiver visible.

By attaching the transmitter lead(s) to where your amp receives its IR signal, you can use the asus IR receiver to receive the IR from your amps remote. This will work with any IR device you want tucked out of site.
Hope this helps

By: walmatic

walmatic — Sun, 22 Mar 2009 09:24:14 +0000

hey, nice post, i have agree with most of what u have said. i got mine in dec last yeah and i like the look and feel of the note book.
a few things need to be said though, even though the key board feels great to type with, it seems to skip some key strokes, as in not recognise the input.
plus my remote isn’t working!!!!
is there some itr driver i need to install or something.