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    UL vs. U and JC vs. JT

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by octalon7, Mar 3, 2010.

  1. octalon7

    octalon7 Notebook Consultant

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    Anyone care to provide the differences in the UL vs U and the JC vs JT in one thread for reference?

    I keep getting them all confused myself.

    Asus has such an odd product naming strategy.
     
    octalon7, Mar 3, 2010
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    lackofcheese Notebook Virtuoso

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    UL series = CULV CPUs.
    U series = normal CPUs.
     
    lackofcheese, Mar 3, 2010
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  3. octalon7

    octalon7 Notebook Consultant

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    I guess the confusion also lies in the fact that the new U series is the new i3 and they are advertising 8-10 hours of battery life with that (see U30JC) So in an essence, why CULV over that?
     
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    impruv Notebook Evangelist

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    u has backlit keyboard, UL does not.
    JC has optical drive, JT does not
     
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    octalon7 Notebook Consultant

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    I'm thinking the JC vs JT in reference to the optical drive only applies to the 30 series? Correct?

    Will there even be a 80 or 50 jc and jt?
     
    octalon7, Mar 3, 2010
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