ASUS N75SF Laptop
I was so looking forward to this laptop computer after researching it. It seemed to excel compared with competitors. However, it didn't live up to expectations:
ASUS N75SF Laptop
Looks stylish, very bright/sharp monitor, huge touchpad that with one slide of the fingertip moves the cursor the whole length/width of the screen, sound is excellent with high volume potential, pretty light for its size, runs cool and speed of operation is fast.
ASUS N75SF Laptop
The touchpad can also be a negative because there is no defining border to know when you are going to touch it; being so large on the palm-rest area, my palms brushed it often and it interferred with my typing unless I turned it off.
ASUS N75SF Laptop
The keys, even though they look nice, are flat with little space between them, which I found messed-up my keystrokes (I would tick a bordering key by mistake). Additionally, certain keys would not register unless I used excessive pressure; again, messing-up my keystroke rhythm.
ASUS N75SF Laptop
The Asus software had some moderate compatibility problems working with Windows 7. I did 3 factory restores and still had OS conflicts. I ran a test on the OS and found Asus made changes to Windows 7 (to accommodate their programs, I guess) and 3 corrupted Asus files were identified, which cannot be replaced manually and Windows 7 could not fix them (you can read about it on the web if you research this problem with this particular model). The solution recommended from a forum was to install a clean version of Windows 7 (which can be downloaded from a European website) and use the Windows 7 authorization key on the underside of the laptop to activate it. I didn't try it so I don't know if it would work or how it would affect the integrated Asus programs.
ASUS N75SF Laptop
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