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    integrated graphics and dedicated

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by murawski1315, Jul 1, 2006.

  1. murawski1315

    murawski1315 Notebook Geek NBR Reviewer

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    Is there any notebook 15.4 or less and less then 2000 dollars not including alienware that allows you to work off of the integrated graphics when on battery, and to switch to dedicated?
     
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    SRD Notebook Virtuoso

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    the sony SZ 13.3in and if alenware makes one there might be a sager one also since they both use the same laptops and rebrand them.
     
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    Goren Notebook Virtuoso NBR Reviewer

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    actually in this case it'll be their Uniwill (infact they tend to use Uniwill more than Clevo) as they've made those hybrid ones in the past
     
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    This feature on the Uniwill ODM'd laptops will give you about 20-30 minutes more battery life when on the integrated video card.

    The problem is that when using the discrete video card you only get about 2 hours, and then with the integrated card you will get about 2:20 to 2:30.