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Overall I'm satisfied with the computer. It gets the job done. The weakest aspect of the device is the screen - it has a very narrow viewing \\"sweet spot.\\" I constantly fidget with the screen to find the right viewing angle. For comparison: my old HP DV9000 from 2007 had a much better viewing angle. Mind you, this isn't a deal breaker. As I said, it gets the job done. Although I'm glad I got it at a substantial discount on Black Friday 2012. I wouldn't pay full retail price, primarily because of the weak screen.  For this reason alone, I've deducted one star. Perhaps for a laptop under $1,000, I was expecting too much?<br />On the plus side, the computer features 2x USB 3.0 ports and 1x USB 2. Despite this, I really wish there were 4 total USB ports. My previous laptop had 4 and I used them all.  I'm not deducting any stars for this. I'm nitpicking.<br />There is a SD card reader, inconveniently placed anterior and underneath the device. In practice you'll likely have to lift the laptop up just to see the slot. Placing it on the side seems more practical. Again I'm not deducting a star, it's nitpicking<br />The computer is sufficiently fast although it's not a gaming laptop.<br />Upon first boot, you'll notice Windows 7 prompting you to burn your own backup disc. While not entirely necessary (a backup partition has this data), it's still a prudent thing to do. I realize ASUS is probably saving money, but I'd really like an official Windows 7 installation disc. You'll need 4 blank DVD's to accomplish the backup.<br />Overall I'm satisfied with this budget-grade laptop. It does everything I need it to, despite some questionable design choices and weak screen.
Satisfactory budget friendly laptop