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I've had this computer for almost three years. About two years into it it developed the heating issue that others have complained about it began shutting down at unpredictable intervals; usually when I had the CPU running at full capacity. I did some research and discovered that the problem was dust. Namely poor cooling design causes the computer to take dust inside and over time it makes it hard for the computer to release heat properly. I took it to a computing center and got them to open it up and clear out the dust I'd long since been off warranty.

I also went out and dropped 20 dollars on an extrernal antec laptop fan. It's the kind of fan that you sit your computer on and it operates more silently than the toshiba fan. Together with a regular vaccuming of the actual laptop fan to suck out any dust I haven't had a problem since then. I'm going to take it in again in a month or two to get the dust cleared out BEFORE I start having problems again.

So I know what you're thinking...why the 4 stars? I paid less than 1200 bucks for this machine. A dell machine of similar price would be falling apart in many, many, more critical ways (I should know I used to work in a computer lab), and compaq's/hps are infinitely worse machines. It's speedy, I've had absolutely no connectivity problems with the wifi (I've used over a dozen different wifi connections and I often have a stronger connection than my friends), ditto with the LAN...I've used the modem precisely once so I can't comment on that.

I've put a total of 70 dollars worth of service into this machine. You put way more money into a car to maintain it. A computer is a complicated piece of machinery...I don't understand people who think that they can buy it and not have to do anything to allow it to keep operating in peak condition.

Does this computer have it's flaws? Yes. But for it's price it's a good value. I wouldn't buy a Honda and expect a Mercedes.

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i have had this laptop for 3 years now, and during the 1 year company warranty and 3 year with compusa, i had the WORST cooling problem...like the other users on this review forum, I had to ice the heat sinc in order to keep my laptop from shutting off abruptly (note folks that this is a security for your computer, if it continues to increase in temperature while it remains on, your hardware may be destroyed due to intense heat)...thus i had compusa replace the whole cooling system...it was a breeze and on a couple occasion had it it abruptly shut down on its own with the new cooling plates (for the new users without a warranty, the best way to maintain the cooling system is to blow straight into the exhaust while holding a damp cloth up to the fan screen, thus you will catch all the dust build-up)...also while i had my laptop hanging from my shoulder, my mustang door came swinging back at me knocking my laptop to the ground causing the hard driv to fail....this is typcial once excessive shock has been encountered...i simply had this replaced...for the next year and a half i had no problems and with all the things filed such as my library of 1500+ songs and music videos i still havnt filled up the lovely 60GB HDD...it is however as we call it today, a good desktop replacement according to its weight...its weight is on the rim btwn laptops that stay at home and laptops you can lug around at school...lately however iv been using a 3rd party ac adaptor and my ground needle snapped off...eventually i believe the temporary solder work i did to charge the unit caused the lcd backlight to short...after much research NOTE* even though your power jack supply is fused to the motherboard, you can have someone professionally un-solder that jack and replace it with another one at (which is about $25)...and if you can spot what has caused your backlight to go out like mine, (connections, lcd, bulb, etc) generailly it is bound to be the whole screen...all you need to do is go to a site like and they will provide you a brand new screen (with available extra options like XBRITE in sync with the tech today)for roughly around $250 $300 brand new... USERS if u made the investment already, take care of it because regardless of TOSHIBA having great technology the only downer is that their parts and durabilty are not necessarily the strongest...in comparison to the new line of Sony Vaio Laptops my A35 is just one big peice of powerful plastic...if u refuse to do repairs there are companies wherein you can sell your computer and they will buy it off you for the good parts...I FOR ONE AM IN NO FINANCIAL POSITION TO GET UP AND REPLACE THE WHOLE THING ESPECIALLY WITH THE NEW COOLING SYSTEM AND HARD DRIVE...it has served me strong for the past 3 YEARS in MOVIE MAKING for school, music promotion, web-design, church-sermon audio recording/digital and many work and school related tasks, so far everything else is good for another couple years...thnx

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I've had my AS35-S159 for close to 8 years with almost no problems. I did encounter the overheating issue at some point and all it required was vacuuming off some of the dust and cat hair trapped in the cooling unit. My wife went through 2 laptops (HP, DELL) during the same time.

What sets this laptop apart is stability, I can have 3-4 programs running at once and it never crashes. I will definitely stick with Toshiba for my next laptop whenever that may be.

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I bought this computer about a year ago and like one of the previous owners, I had a problem with it shutting down for no reason. I found after sending it out to get serviced that the CPU fan went bad and when it overheated, it shut down. I like the keyboard feel and the display is good in comparision to my older Toshiba laptop. I wish that it had more USB ports and expansion, but the ability to load it up with 2 gig of ram is a plus. The battery life is good too.

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Bought mine through a major computer retailer (now selling on-line only)over 5 years ago and couldn't be any happier with my Toshiba A-35.

Not a speed demon, but solid and dependible.

The overheating issues have been grossly over stated by a few noisy users. A little care and proper handling/storage and use of this little box and it is happy to perform.

I'm writing this as a testament to Toshiba's quality and reliability. The A-35 is no longer available but Toshiba still continues to make the soundest, best built and nost dependible laptops. Period.

I worked at Microsoft for 4 years, and when I was ready to buy a laptop, I asked around. Engineers, technicians, developers, Program Managers unanimously told me to 'Buy a Toshiba!'. So I did. Good advice.

Toshiba has listened to the marketplace and added more USB ports to subsequent models. The touchpad has improved.

Buy on price point if you dare, but you can't go wrong forking over a few more bones to buy Toshiba's solid dependibility.

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The computer itself is great. The keyboard sucks. When typing you really have to punch the keys to operate, space bar does work as long as you push it hard. The key board feels cheap. I am currently looking to see if there is a replacement keyboard to replace it, no luck yet.

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The intire keyboard flexes when you touch the keys. It feels like is will break very fast. No HDMI port as advertised. If you're used to Toshiba laptops and know they are generally durable, this is not like that. I can't believe Toshiba is selling such a shoddy product. I've had 5-6, this will be the last.

Tried to open/download the user manual direct from their tab and just errors, says manual located in a bad sector. I wish I could send this back but live in Latin America and it would cost too much. Do yourself a favor steer clear of this one.

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When i got this laptop and started to set it up it frooze like three times so i had to hold down the power button to complete the initial setup. After about a two weeks of freezing up the wireless stopped working. I figured the freezing up would work itself out so that didn't really bothered me.But now the wireless don't work so i figured it was my wireless router so i upgraded to a better router. To my surprise that wasn't the problem. I had a computer guy i know looked at it for me and he said that the wireless card in the pc in defective, it would just dissapear and reappear when it feels like. After contacting the seller he told me that they have a 30 day return policy so i would have to contact toshiba, Wow. I am not in the country so now ill have to pay shipping to send it to toshiba. So now i just have a laptop looking at me. I wouldn't recommend this laptop at all. Be aware

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I really liked the product and arrived very quickly, is a tool that can serve anyone, I am very pleased to have purchased this way.

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I have had it less than a week. I have to confess I am a Gateway fan, there are not many of us left. Last year I bought a Samsung on one of Amazon's daily specials, hate it. It is so slow in opening a browser and once open it continues to be slow, hate it! So this would be my 7th Gateway between desktops and laptops in the last 20 years. When I purchased this one for an older Gateway that is fading I was concerned about 2 things the speed and well Gateway, being it was sold or merged and basically has few offerings anymore. I know nothing about processors and tried to read up on them a little and tried to compare them with other laptop offerings, but frankly I didn't know what I was doing, I just took a chance. It flies, even Explorer seems faster (not a typo) so that part has worked out. One thing I have always liked about Gateway is the touchpad pointing device. In shopping at stores I noticed most laptops now don't let you scroll with the one finger on the right side. This is just a conditioning thing, I have always liked it and this laptop has it and the option of using the 2 finger in the center of the touchpad. It has Windows 8, more cumbersome but not a problem. I didn't give it a 5 simply because I haven't had it long enough. I have to tell you it is very confusing buying a computer that's why I went with Gateway. I bought a ASUS a few years ago and didn't like him so I took a chance with one of my old reliable's.

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I got this laptop as a replacement for my dying MacBook, and have had no hardware problems as of yet. I installed 16GB of RAM I bought from Crucial (i.e. not from Lenovo). I currently run Mint 13 with MATE (which runs like a charm). Hence, I cannot say much with regards to how well the Lenovo distribution of Windows will run. Nowadays, the only time I use Windows is running MS Office inside of VirtualBox. I give it one 2.6GhZ CPU and 2GB of RAM, and it runs fine. Albeit, the limit of my Windows usage is Chrome and MSO, so I wouldn't know about heavy computing in Windows.

Lenovo, unlike any other manufacturer, puts function before form. Here are some specific things I admire about it:

1. It is the only non-Apple laptop I have found that has a keyboard that is pleasant to type on.

2. It has the lost and forgotten mouse thingy in the middle of the keyboard (don't know the technical term for it).

3. The trackpad is flush with the rest of the top plate, making it much easier to clean.

4. Unlike MacBooks, the edges are rounded, so you don't get sores on your forearm after extended usage.

5. The CD drive is a tray instead of a slot.

6. Unlike MacBooks, extended usage of the laptop on top of lap does not result in third-degree burns.

Mine came with Lenovo's own flavor of Win7 Professional 64-bit. I used it for maybe half an hour before I installed Mint, but I can say this:

1. If you want Windows 7 Professional, buy it seperately, and upgrade it yourself. Lenovo's version comes with a good bit of unwanted trial software. This is true of any brand, so don't let it turn you off Lenovo.

2. If you want upgraded RAM, buy it separately, and install it yourself. It isn't that hard, and it's a hell of a lot cheaper than buying it from Lenovo.

3. Don't get the fingerprint reader. If you don't have a choice with regards to getting a fingerprint reader, make sure to disable it in the BIOS. Fingerprints may seem more secure than passwords, but they aren't. Fingerprint readers can be spoofed easily. Using a fingerprint reader instead of a password is like using a password that's literally written on your computer.

If you want any given upgrade, if possible, buy it separately and install it yourself. It will save you a lot of time and money.

Things that I don't like (there aren't many):

1. The physical switch to unlock the monitor seems somewhat flimsy. I anticipate that it will be the first thing to break.

2. The physical monitor is somewhat flexible.

3. It seemed a little heavy at first, but you get used to it. What is one to expect with a 15" laptop? It is certainly lighter than a 15" MacBook.

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The facts

1) Large, bright screen

2) Quiet fast performance

3) Solid build quality hinges, screen, chassis, keyboard

4) No evidence of refurbishing...just like new

The qualitative

1) The color is really brown, but it feels soft and looks very expensive

2) My 9 year old uses this computer and carries it around the house all the time...with no impact

3) Had to re-install the wireless & video drivers, seems the built-in WiMax & Wi-Fi create slow wi-fi logon

4) Flawless performance after complete re-install of Windows 7 pro, Intel Wi-Fi & Video drivers & removal of Asus linux software

5) Windows 7 index = 5.9 (amazing for an i3 laptop)

6) Awesome price

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I own one of these machines, and I love it! I have had mine for a year. These things are built like a tank. I've owned other ASUS components in the past for my desktops, so this is the first full-featured product I own from them, and I am not disappointed.

I use this machine almost everyday. I sometimes leave it running for more than 48 hours at a time, as my job is 24/7 on call. It runs super quiet, you can barely hear it. It also has a great heat sink. I run various distributions of linux, and windows 7 64-bit on it. All work flawlessly. I have never had a problem with it. Also great for watching movies and playing some of the less resource intensive 3D shooters out there like Half-Life2 or Quake4.

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So far a great laptop. I am using it with a Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse and an Asus 24" LED monitor. I also hooked up Lenovo's Hub to it, so it is basically a workstation and a laptop when I need to take it along. After installing all of the MS Office and other software I use, I still have more than 50 GB of free space on the SSD. However, I hooked up a Toshiba 1TB portable (2.5") drive to it via Lenovo's USB 3.0 hub and the space is not an issue. It is also connected to my home server, so it is truly a workstation. So far so good. One thing I was surprised by... It is really thin, yet weighs almost as much as my 15.6" work laptop. Still, since I do not have to lag it on regular basis, it is not on issue.

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Excellent keyboard, nice feel. 1920 screen. Great battery life.

Refurbished unit has Windows 7 Pro-64, which allows the PC to be productive.

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The size, the touch, the feel, the resolution are great. The more I use it the better I like it. The default screen was difficult to read with its minuscule font and the magnifier was awkward until I found I could readily increase the size with the touchpad. My only complaint, expressed by others, is the sensitivity of the touchpad when inadvertently grazed as I type. If I change my technique in a way to overcome that objection I'll give it the other star.

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I am very happy with this laptop. It is thin and light and look great. The build quality generally feels very solid, though there is a bit of hinge wobble, not enough to worry that the screen will fall down, but more than there should be.

Performance is acceptable, though not overwhelming. I haven't tried too much to stress it, but the built in processor and graphics are just strong enough to play Civ V in 1080p on medium settings (after a driver upgrade; out of the box there were some issues). Normal applications load quickly off the SSD and I haven't ad any issues with the machine being unresponsive. You can hear the fan spin up when doing CPU intensive tasks, but it never gets loud enough for me to be bothered by it.

The screen is wonderful. Crisp with good contrast and viewing angles. I do sometimes wish it could be brighter, but it is not dim by any stretch. The machine ships with DPI scaling set to 125%, but I found that using it at 100% is fine for me. After using this screen, going back to my old laptop's 1600x900 display really hard, the extra room is so much nicer. Somehow, even when watching video, it feels bigger, though both are 13.3" screens.

The speakers are louder than most laptop speakers and provide crisp, rich sound.

The machine comes with a nice enough laptop sleeve, a 100MB usb ethernet adapter, and a VGA adapter. If you want HDMI output you will need to buy a micro-HDMI to HDMI cable. The charging brick fairly small and plugs directly into the wall, rather than being a multi-part affair. The power port itself is small and is not compatible with most third-party power kits (forgot mine somewhere, so went looking. Ended up buying a no name charger from Amazon that works well).

Battery life has been good, I'd guess 6 hours or so, though it is not a user removable battery, so I do worry about where it will be in a couple years.

The big downside is the touchpad which simply isn't very good, especially on soft surfaces like a bed. It is very overly sensitive, and as it is large, easy to hit by accident. It frequently thinks that using the buttons while you have another finger on the pad is some attempt at a multitouch gesture rather than a simple button click. Using the Samsung driver recommended by another reviewer helped, and provided many more configuration options and gestures, but ultimately it still isn't great.

Also while the machine is very narrow, and definitely light, in the other two dimensions it is large for a 13" laptop. There is a significant bezel around screen causing it to take up more space than I would like. Compared to my old Vaio Z which is a little smaller in terms of width from left to right and much smaller in terms of front to back depth, but more than twice as thick, I think I like the Zenbook more, but it does feel a lot bigger in some ways.

There is another Zenbook prime model (UX31A-DB51 I think) that has the same basic specs as this one, but which is normally more expensive. I was only able to find a few possible differences. One said that the DB51 has a 4 cell battery compared to the 6 cell here (though with basically identical capacities). The other said that the DB51 is the USA model while the UX31A-R5102F is a foreign market model that people import to the US (everything is in English, and I didn't see anything in the packaging to confirm this though). The R102F has all the important features so it seems like price is the only reason to prefer one over the other.

All in all, it is a pretty wonderful ultrabook, and while I'd love a Thinkpad X240 or ASUS Zenbook Infinity or some other high res, Haswell based ultrabook, those are almost twice as expensive. For the price this is a spectacular machine.

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I bought this laptop last July.....i mostly use it for web browsing, music, skype....ect. I also play minecraft on it and cannot have any other windows open because it creates lag. It is ok at surfing the web....a little laggy but not bad.

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I will keep this brief, because this is not the newest technology. This is the second VAIO I have owned and both of them have performed well. I have no real complaints with the hardware at all. Sony seems to have gotten it mostly right as both of my machines have had absolutely no problems that were machine related.

I chose this machine because I was not pleased with the new Windows 8 environment...and this machine was still available with Windows 7. Windows 8 may be a real pleasure for tablet users or someone who just likes the touch screen environment, but I have had two touch screens fail and I wasn't interested in trying another one. Windows 7 is a much more stable environment than Vista which is running on my previous VAIO. Since the choice was either this machine or one running Windows 8, I chose this one....Yes, you can use Windows 8 without a touch screen, but the interface for the user is the same as the touchscreen...and I was not impressed.

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I didn't bring my laptop with me on holiday because it's too heavy. Competition is intense for the computers at my son's house so I've staked out his Asus eee pc, and I've really fallen for this little gadget.

I'm not a Linux user but the interface is pretty seamless and believe me, I'm not missing Windows at all. This is a subnotebook the size of a paperback book, with a 7 inch screen and a full--though slightly small--keyboard. It has a 4GB SSD and 512k of flash memory, Intel Celeron M 900 MHz processor, and no optical drive to weigh you down.

My son has Firefox on it, and LaTeX Editor, and he pops up a Unix window when he needs it for work. The eee pc came preloaded with Skype and a webcam, OpenOffice tools (documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and PDF reader), photo/music/video managers, a media player, integrated speakers, and some cool learning software. And of course ethernet.

I watched and laughed when my granddaughter, just turned eight, picked the Asus up one day when it was the only computer available; there was some eye-rolling (if you have an eight-year-old girl, you know what I mean) but in no time she had checked her email and was playing a game online.

Battery life is not huge but it's respectable and you get plenty of warning that you need to plug in. Intense use doesn't seem to be a problem, though this evening when I had four browser tabs and a few other applications open, then tried to open the "planetarium" software, the eee pc froze. I left it alone for a while and it worked the kinks out, even offering me recovery of my unsaved document (which happened to be this review).

This little object of desire would never replace my Thinkpad, but it would fit in my handbag and be the perfect traveling link to my online life. The netbook I've been coveting is two or even three times its size and now looks gross and huge to me, I'm SO glad I got to play with this eee pc--it has gone straight to the top of my wish list.

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I wanted a laptop to just check emails, applications, and type documents. My Asus was the perfect choice. I don't miss windows either, the Linux system is pretty easy to figure out. I wanted something small that would fit in my purse and this works just fine. It also worked great with my digital camera.

There are some things that could be better. The keyboard is rather small and took some getting use to. The screen could be bigger but after frequent use you get use to it. I'll probably upgrade to an 8.9". I prefer more memory, but at the price I purchased it for, I'm not complaining. I love the fact that it loads so fast. The internet connection is faster than my desktop.

If you need something to just browse the internet and type a document, Asus is your man!

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I bought mine for 399.00 and thought it was a steal. Now I have seen them for nearly half that price ! What a steal get this little gem you will never regret it.

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