Asus TX201LA-CQ004H 11.6" Core i5 Touch Notebook (Refurbished) Free Shipping $599 @CFONLINE

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Asus TX201LA-CQ004H TX201LA 11.6" Core i5 Touch Notebook Win 8 And Android OSRefurbishedFree Shipping $599

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Asus Refurbished

1. Full 1 Year warranty.

2. Refurbished from Asus.

3. Near new, may have slight blemishes, in full working order.

The Laptops have been fully refurbished by Asus to the highest possible standards. They are NOT refurbished by a third party. They have been resealed with the manufacturers sticker.
The laptops are in full working order and carry a full 1 Year Asus warranty.
As they are refurbished stock, there may be very minor surface marks on them and we have inspected several units and they look like new. These refurbished Notebook are re-packaged into brand new packaging (with a serial number and factory seal) , but the contents inside are in the highest possible condition.

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  akd on 31/08/2015 - 10:47

  I got excited at description at 11.6inch screen with i5 but ASUS Refurbished, sorry.

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  Brouw3r on 31/08/2015 - 10:48

  +1

  SPECS:

  Specs	Specs
  Screen Size	11.6"
  Processor	Intel Core i5 3337U
  Hard Drive Size	16GB on Screen 500GB on Dock
  RAM Size	2GB on Screen 4GB on Dock
  Disc Drive	N/A
  Operating System	Windows 8 / Android
  Graphics Memory Card	UMA Shared Graphics
  Screen Type	LED LCD Touch
  Weight	1.8kg

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  [Deactivated] on 31/08/2015 - 10:49

  its only got a 16gb HD what's the point of having dual OS when there's no room to install apps?

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  Kaboda on 31/08/2015 - 11:05

  How do they get more ram while docking ? Didn't realise that was possible.

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    caprimulgus on 31/08/2015 - 11:19

    +2

    this device has two complete/discreet systems, rather than one system that is expanded by the base.

    the screen is an android tablet (with cpu, ram, etc), and the base is a windows machine (with it's own cpu, ram, etc). unlike other similar systems which have the cpu and ram in the screen, and the base simply adds more battery/storage/etc.

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      mjwills on 31/08/2015 - 11:54

      Discrete maybe. Discreet - unlikely. :)

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        caprimulgus on 31/08/2015 - 11:57

        +1

        aha, yeah, discrete, i meant. ;)

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      Kaboda on 31/08/2015 - 15:23

      Good explanation thanks for that. That makes sense then. So android when not dock, windows when docked.

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        caprimulgus on 31/08/2015 - 15:51

        yeah pretty much:

        undocked:
        -tablet is android only
        -base works as a windows box, connected to external monitor (handy if sharing between two users)

        docked:
        -switches between windows/android at the touch of a button

        i think that's how they count the "trio" in the model name.

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  wxwsh1212 on 31/08/2015 - 11:05

  It has 500G HDD on keyboard with windows installed.

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  [Deactivated] on 31/08/2015 - 11:52

  The HDD (standard laptop size) can be swapped out for an SSD, but the 4GB of RAM is not upgradeable (soldered on). Pity.

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  aim54x on 31/08/2015 - 12:30

  Interesting device

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  krisspy on 31/08/2015 - 13:53

  -1

  Basically the keyboard is like a nuc and the screen is an android tablet with proprietary video input. You can't run windows in tablet mode since the installation/processor is in the keyboard

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  portard on 31/08/2015 - 14:47

  +1

  Not sure if I had extremely bad luck, but I once bought a refurbished ASUS laptop.
  When it arrived, the screen was dead, would not work, sent it back.
  Arrived again, a USB port wasn't working, touch screen was not working, sent it back.
  Arrived again, screen kept changing brightness randomly, the brightness level on the slider didn't change but the ACTUAL brightness was changing. Not sure if that made sense.

  Anyway I decided I could live with the last issue and was too lazy to send it back again

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  Rayve on 31/08/2015 - 15:14

  You can connect the base unit to a monitor and use the screen separately which is unusual.

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  acg21 on 31/08/2015 - 17:46

  The question is should I cancel the order that I made for the Dell 2-in-1 deal that was posted last week (https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/208692) and get this Asus? This Asus has an i5 processor and 4gb ram (not upgradable) slightly larger screen while the Dell has an i3 processor and 4gb ram (upgradable to 8gb) and slightly smaller screen… Any thoughts would be appreciated…

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    jpl on 01/09/2015 - 11:15

    +1

    I was in the same boat as you. But after carefully looking through the specs, they are totally different, for different use case.

    One major difference is, for the Asus, once the screen is detached, windows no longer works on the screen because the cpu is in the keyboard. The plus is you can use the keyboard as a desktop with external monitor and give the screen acting as android tablet to you kids to play games.

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      acg21 on 01/09/2015 - 13:30

      Thanks for the reply - did you end up keeping the Dell? I guess you are right, I only use a tablet (or tablet mode) to watch movies. I got the Dell because I needed a laptop and wanted the opportunity to replace my tablet to watch movies. I think it would be pretty annoying to have to make sure that the movies are on the Asus tablet before I detach the tablet, whereas I can just flip the Dell becoming much easier.

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  mt2000 on 31/08/2015 - 19:38

  Intel Core i5 3337U?? Is this correct? Seem a few generation old CPU
  ANy one know what the screen resolution is?

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  scrimshaw on 01/09/2015 - 02:29

  I see quite a few refurbished Asus laptops being sold by quite a few vendors. Wireless 1 being another shop.
  Do these have a high failure rate?