Video Review for my new Asus!!

Have a look!!!

http://www.phive-online.com/divers/x86/Scene_12_Asus_Thin-It_Yourself_final_xvid_lq.avi
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How could somebody do that to an M2N...I just dont' understand...

 

Hmmm. I get playback error. Sound but no video. WMP by the way.

 

Ouchies...


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He runs over it with a tractor 3 times (once open... 2 times closed).... it is pwnd...

 

OMFG!! WHAT THE $#$# DUDE?! That was a brand new asus?! Are you made of money or something? What a waste...

That was just painful to watch...

 

It's sad because it's a nice M2N...

 

you should ban him....

jk...lol...



^jk :evil:

 

Someone who has a broken one to begin with. No one saw it turned on.

 

broken motherboard, broken screen? unlikely... besides, it would still be under warranty. If you also look at the plastic, it was not taken off and put back on. So this computer really was new. They may have taken some components out though (cuz you are right, they didn't start it up).

It was still painful...haha, gulp35, i was thinking the same thing... lol

 

well I still have my box for my Z70V. I beliave all the plastic stuff is still in there. I can always put them back on & make my computer look like I just pulled it out of the box. Even if they did power it on, they still cut away when they went to the tractor. The unit could've then been replaced by the broken one.

 

It was probrably a painted Dell modified

 

Or one of those "dummy" displays with a random old motherboard inside.

 

Is there a special codec needed to view this film in Media Player? I only get sound and no image.........

 

Well the only codec I ever installed in my desktop was DIVX and that's where I viewed this. I downloaded it first though, then viewed it.

 

Ok, tnx Madmike, installed DivX and that sorted it out......
Watched the movie.....nice tractor.........

 

Yes mate! you probably will get a message if you r using the media player 10 series , if not go the website and download one from there or get the info through website.

 

i dunno, it looked real to me. i also keep the plastic stuff, and when i went to sell my m3np, i put it back on, but it doesn't stick the same way it used to. ALso note how shiny and scratchless/dustless the screen was. I think this was definitly legit. They may have taken some parts from it though (which would explain why they didn't turn it on), like the hard drive, processor, ram, wireless, etc.

However, if they owned that property and those tractors... they're pretty well off. That rig they had there alone was probably close to 100,000 dollars (i.e. think ferrari, not tractor, haha)! It's still a complete waste though. I watch movies like Bad Boys 2, and i hate it (not only cuz it was nasty with all the dead bodies, parts, decapitation, disembowelment, etc) cuz there's so much destruction (like the part where they releaase all those "new" cars... now they probably weren't new, but certainly salvagable. Sure they have the budget (i mean, Smithy alone probably made 20 mil), but it's still waste.

If you get in a car accident or accidently drop your laptop (like what my sister did to my baby -- 4 foot catapult onto a concrete deck, but thankfully asside from scratches it's just fine) or have the air bag hit your screen and crack it (like Whiteheat from z71forums) then fine, it's unfortunate and hopefully no one got injured and/or no data was lost.. but to purposly smash a nice car/laptop, etc...

well think, that not only are people smashing, crashing, and blowing up nice cars/laptops/cats, but they do it to PEOPLE as well....

It was an interesting video... i would have liked to rather see him punch through the screen, or pour water on it... like something you may have wanted to do from time to time, but never did, so u just walked it off.

 

I guess you guys really like my review for asus there:

Dont be hesitent to give your honest opinions.
And as far as the laptop is concerned it was damm brand new

keep watching as i will post my other reviews aswell soon:

stay tuned :asus:

 

I'd like to see your review of the w2v.

 

haha, why don't you send it to me to review? you won't need (or be able to use) it after your review anyway.... i'd love to "review" a z70va and dell xps2 will the best possible configuration possible.... haha

 

This makes as much sence as me giving laptops for free.

 

Eddie - where do I sign up?

 

Kash, Did you recover any usable parts from it ? TY d8d

 

Kash, i think it's in ur best interest to claim the ASUS Warranty, and call it a mobo failure.

Kash, i just gotta u know NO laptop can handle that tractor, and the Panasonic toughbooks will come the closest to overcome such an endeavour.

Nonetheless, i was actually hopeing with woulda survived.

The Chasis did suffer a substantial amount of damange, but no cracks or breaks, except for the middle hinge.

It was really interesting to watch.

Thanks,

MysticGolem

 

Necroposting!

However, I recall this being quite the interesting video...

 

This is just my hunch, but if you go to exactly 2:00 right before the camera zooms back (the first milisecond of the 2nd minute, its hard to stop on that frame, but its worth it) you can see that the monitor either has really wierd glare or a horrible break on it already. The keyboard looks destroyed as well.

I think they just did the old switch a roo, (yes like my name.)

 

!@#$ @%@#$@ )@#$@!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!

 

I think Kash should be called "Cash".

 

Whoa, necroposting INDEED~!

I saw this a while back and holy ****iola did that thing hold up on the first run over. I was impressed~!

Those guys must have a lot of money or were high on drugs at the time.

hahaha