Whenever my Asus Eee PC is "woken up" after going into hibernation mode, the touch pad mouse no longer works. I have to use the keyboard to go through the control panel to re-enable the mouse.
Somehow I managed to turn the media touch pad on my Asus M50VM. Well, I may have turned off the tap-click utility on my touch pad which could be why I can't turn the media pad on.
Go to start screen, click on control panel, click on mouse/pointing devise, adjust as needed then click save/OK.
Hope this helps
it is something i would like to draw with
as well as using it for other reasons as well
please and thank you
even the cheapo ones that maplin sell for £6 work okay, to be honest your finger is better but if you need a pen type item to use sometimes theyre all pretty much the same.
Tends to get toasty after an hour of gaming. Any recommendations on a good cooler pad for notebook gaming?
I don't play too much on the go so dimensions isn't a concern but I would rather
Any cooler pad will work with the ASUS G1S Notebook - there are smaller sizes for those on the go.
in uk amazon £342.35 to amazon us $393.69 (£240)
Both are the amazon.com seller.
Because everything (nearly) is cheaper in the US.
Much larger customer base: supply & demand.
I want to be able to use a software like microsoft word which will allow me to type documents and not just edit them.
Hi, I own an asus eee pad and yes it has got a polaris office package in their. So you can create new documents or edit downloaded docs. As it is android, you can download pdf acrobat to open pdf files too with ease.
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Through all of this rapid and unexpected transformation, the lines are becoming blurred. And the giant brains of engineers at corporations like Motorola, ASUS and various others scattered about the mobile market that you may not even know exist have begun noticing potential in hybrid devices that straddle the line between two drastically different technologies. The first evidence of this – though they completely missed the mark on marketing and price point – was Motorola's laptop dock for the Atrix 4G. Simply pop your Atrix into the dock and you have a fairly powerful machine in your possession. The same can be said of the pending Padfone from ASUS. This is a smartphone/tablet hybrid that harnesses the power and added functionality of a larger display, but doesn't sacrifice pocketability when you need to take work with you on the go.
If it seems like a long time ago since we first saw the Eee Pad Slider, that's because it was way back at CES when Asus first let us get our hands on the 10.1-inch Android tablet with a slide-out QWERTY keyboard.
The Slider was originally supposed to come out in May, though later Asus reportedly pushed that date to August. Now some reports are saying that the latest tablet from Asus will hit retail shelves in September.
Why believe the hype this time around? Well, Asus has posted some specs for the Eee Pad Slider SL101 on its website, for one. And an Asus Italy rep has apparently told Notebook Italia that the delayed tablet is arriving in that country next month.
As with all of the assorted product release rumors out there, we'll believe it when it's officially confirmed by Asus that the Slider has an official release date. For now, it's still useful to look at the specs Asus posted this week, if only to refresh your memory as to what you'll be getting with this tablet.
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ASUS has been running quite the little teaser campaign, but the ASUS PadFone has leaked out somewhat ahead of schedule. Set to be launched at Computex 2011 tomorrow morning, the PadFone consists of an Eee Pad Transformer style slate with a section at the back that opens up to accept a smartphone. Once docked – [...]
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Asus has produced another amazing tablet. Like every other Asus tablet, this one has a unique build in the form of a slide out keyboard. The hardware on this tablet is above and beyond any other on the current market with a 1.2 GHz qualcomm processor. It has a Android 3.0 Honeycomb operating system.
Asus Eee Pad Transformer is a tablet PC and it runs on Android Honeycomb OS.
Wow, so our theory and mockup turned out to be pretty much spot on: indeed, the oddly named ASUS PadFone does tuck itself into a shielded docking bay on the back of its companion tablet, and the latter's hinged cover appears to pop up upon releasin ...
Widgets added so far LiveWeather, Animated Weather (optimized for iPad), Honeycomb Clock, HTC date weather, Sticky Note (functional), Calendar, Facebook Widget and Calculator (more to come) 20 Panoramic Wallpaper to choose from (more to come) Shift Mode – drag and flick widgets and App Shortcuts to re-position. Predefined Themes which will include Asus Eee Pad Transformer
The Asus Eee Pad Slider was announced a while back, and we have been waiting to find out when the Eee Pad Slider will go on sale, now one European retailer LDLC (French) has listed the Eee pad slider on their website with a launch date of the 7th of September which is tomorrow.
It isn’t clear as yet whether the Asus Eee Pad Slider will be available in other European countries from tomorrow, and we still haven’t had an official launch date information from Asus.
The Asus Eee Pad Slider features a 10.1 inch LED backlit WXGA display with a resolution of 1280 x 800 pixels, and according to Asus the display supports 10 finger multi-touch gestures and comes with scratch resistant glass, plus a slide out QWERTY keyboard.
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Asus introduces Eee Pad Slider in France
A message on Facebook to announce the arrival of Eee Pad Slider in France; it is proposed to € 499 for 16 GB and 32 GB for € 599.
Asus presented at MWC several shelves, including Eee Pad Slider . It was expected for the month of May, but has finally been made official today on French soil. The delay was even allowed the emergence of wild rumors, like the presence of an Intel or Tegra 3. The official reason for the delay was that the
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ASUS Eee Slate B121 quietly debuts for enterprise
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Will your smartphone become the brains of your home PC?
And the giant brains of engineers at corporations like Motorola, ASUS and various others scattered about the mobile market that you may not even know exist have begun noticing potential in hybrid devices that straddle the line between two drastically
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Asus Eee Pad Slider Tipped for September Release
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