Its not a proper release but at least its there,
http://support.asus.com/download/model_list.aspx?product=3&SLanguage=en-us
Go down to the V series, and its there
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Cool! Nice to see the V2S there, too . . .
Wondering why there's no F8 ??? -
And here´s a V1S picture from Computex 2007:
http://taiwan.cnet.com/cnetlife/digilife/0,2000079913,20119041-022p-1,00.htm
btw. does anyone know these Asus NBs ??
http://taiwan.cnet.com/cnetlife/digilife/0,2000079913,20119041-014p-1,00.htm
and
http://taiwan.cnet.com/cnetlife/digilife/0,2000079913,20119041-013p-1,00.htm
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The 1st one, no idea. The second one, possibly the A7
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i hope it comes out soon. I would love to get one before school starts.
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Really, it's about time!
It doesn't seem to have had any major design upgrades since the V1Jp in that pic at least... -
What's so special about V series? I know it's much more expensive than, say, the G1 series, but from a spec stand point, for no real reason. Is it simply the Lamborghini branding that makes it so pricey?
Edit: Can Asus please stop pretending all their high mid-range GPUs are the ultimate in extreme mobile computing? They do their part in te market, but their not extreme by any standards. -
The V1 is a business laptop.
It's lighter, slightly thinner, more durable (Mg lid, carbon fiber bottom). Has a spill-proof keyboard, anti-shock HDD, fingerprint scanner, a better business-class keyboard, TPM chip...
It also looks more professional.
As for the VX2, it's everything the V1 is, except it has leather palm rests, and some lambo stylish additions to the chassis.
Pre-SR, it had a better GPU than the V1, but now, we're not sure whether or not they'll both just have the 8600M GT. -
V1 series is aimed at the business sector and comparable to the prices of G1 series. -
Well, no in all fairness, the V1 is more expensive than the G1 series...
I consider the VX2 a business laptop too, because it's basically a V1 with a lot of silly frills detracting from it...but that's just my opinion
I would've been real disappointed if the VX2s came out with a better GPU than the V1s again and forced me to buy that silly little thing...but that's a whole other topic -
!!!!!!!! I'm so excited!!!!!
Almost brought a MBP....but now.....maybe I'll wait till the v2s comes out!!!! When do you think the V2s's will be released? Is there any pattern to when they announce a laptop and when they release it?
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In Germany prices for G1 and V1 series are comparable.
This G1 with a T7200 and WXGA display costs 1,419 (=1,900 US$)
http://www.heise.de/preisvergleich/a236818.html
A V1P with inferior CPU but better display costs 1,399 .
http://www.heise.de/preisvergleich/a219435.html
Unfortunately there are no V1 with better CPUs on the German market. -
It baffles me that the G1s and V1s have the same specs, should be within $100 of each other in price, and yet the V1 looks so much better and is a lot lighter.
Somehow, I'm guessing that the V1s will not get the 8600M GT in the US. It would either cannibalize G1 sales, or it would be priced way too highly. -
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Either that or they have sold enough G1S's already that they aren't worried about it.
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If it doesn't have the 8600M GT, here's to hoping that it'll carry the ATI HD 2600 XT (since the prior V1Jp simply offered the ATI alternative to the Go7700)
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I really liked the V1Jp, I hope the V1S would be a good laptop too.
It's true, G1S looks flashy, has a great performance/price ratio. But, it's heavy and has an inferior build quality when compared to the V1 - the Chassis of G1 is based on A6.And I really don't like to carry such a flashy laptop around. -
Any idea when this system should hit the market?
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I was told by proportable that the Vx2 would have the 8700, Not sure if thats true given its heat output.
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It has been confirmed at computex that the V1s will have the 8600GT, I would say it will be DDR2, Not DDR3 like in the G1S
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Honestly, I was skeptic that the V1s would have the 8600M GT, so if this happen to be true I think I'm going to love this notebook.
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The computex spec card listed it as 8600GT, Just keep in mind the DDR thing, DDR3 gets around 4000 3dmark06 points, DDR2 gets like 3500
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does anybody have some more details about the v2s?
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There is no reason to believe they will be putting in the ddr2 version. The MBP has the gddr3 version and is VERY thin and light for a 15 inch...if Apple can pull it off, Asus surely can.
V1S appears on the Asus Website
Discussion in 'Asus' started by matt_h1, Jun 20, 2007.