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Meet the new ASUS U36 laptop

July 5th, 2011 in .Laptops & Netbooks .Products .Video

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Tags: 13 inch, Intel Core i5, laptop, Notebook, NVIDIA GeForce, U36, ultra-portable, video, youtube

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Hi, Do you have anything or specification on ASUS PRO36SD. Please share and advise. Thanks…regards…RM

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