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The keyboard is sturdy; the keys have descent travel, and most importantly, lack the flimsy, plasticky feel you find in quite a few cheaper laptops these days. The right edge of the touchpad acts as a scrollbar. The blast of hot air from the left vent is noticeable, which clearly indicates that the laptop runs quite hot. The speakers are lacking in power, and despite the low volumes we kept it at, the laptop only stayed powered on for 2:41 hours on a full charge.
It’s down to the extras, because the performance is pretty standard. You get Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, four USB ports and a FireWire port. The Wi-Fi and Bluetooth can be turned on and off with the slide of a notch instead of through the OS. There is a VGA connector for an external monitor, a 5-in-1 memory card reader, and a 1.3MP webcam mounted at the top of the screen.
Gaming is out of the question because of the lacking graphics subsystem, but the N200 should be fine for students and business users for regular work and the occasional movie or two.
Specs:
- Core 2 Duo
- 110GB HDD
- 1GB RAM
- 15.4 inch Widescreen (1280×800)
- 5-in1 Card Reader (SD,MMC,XD,MS,MS Pro)
- 1.3MP Webcam
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