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2.4GHz Bamboo, the new U33Jc notebook from ASUS
ASUS’ new U33Jc-A1 is a 13.3″ notebook with an interesting look as it sports bamboo panelling on the outside and below the keyboard when opened. Inside lies a 2.4GHz i3-370M, 4GB DDR3-1066
on an HM55 board with Optimus to control the GeForce GT 310M with 1GB GDDR3 that powers the 1366×768 LCD screen. The Tech Report noticed a few blemishes on the laptops software and lackluster graphics but were quite taken by the look and would happily recommend the notebook to a fashion conscious non-gamer.
