ASUS Pro P31 / 41: Everest Testing
Does China need help? Sure, when it comes to ecology. Everest - Mecca for all lovers of mountain tourism and professional climbers.
But excessive love for the highest point in the world threatens to escalate into an environmental catastrophe, because today on the slopes of the mountain you can find any kind of garbage: from a tin can from under the stew, to, excuse me, human remains. So that you understand the scale of the problems, I will quote: "Everest is the highest mountain dump in the world." And then ASUS? About this inside.
Every year, volunteers go to clean up the area to the base camp on Everest. And now, for four years in the framework of environmental initiatives, ASUS is the lead sponsor. Contributing to the preservation of the environment, volunteers take ASUS laptops with them - including the P31 and P41 series. These excellent office machines are designed to solve business problems, and Everest is not much like an ordinary office, but if a beech is able to survive such extreme conditions, it will definitely cope with arrays of PowerPoint presentations and epic Excel tables.
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Exposing extreme temperatures from - 15 to -35 degrees Celsius, and constant shaking when driving at altitudes up to 6000 meters, P-series laptops are used as the main technical means for travelers (oh, I'm not saying that they are crammed into crevices and insurance - you understand what is at stake). But why were these laptops chosen (if you do not take into account only their weight, because you won’t take the four-kilogram ASUS G73Jh to the mountains just to enjoy the beauty of Crysis 2 on the crest of the glacier)?
The P-series inherits the features of B - “business” - a series of ASUS Pro notebooks. To ensure durability and reliability, these laptops test much more (and harder) than regular ones. P-laptops twist, subject to vibrations, beat, drop from a greater height and experience under more pressure than regular laptops. Hinges alone receive an additional 10,000 test cycles.
P-series laptops also received an updated Boston Power Sonata rechargeable battery, which, compared to conventional Boston Power batteries, withstands 900 recharge cycles, charges faster (90% of capacity in 90 minutes), holds a charge for longer. There is no need to carry additional load in the form of a charger, climbing up a sheer wall, or going to a business meeting.
The specifications for the latest P31S and P41S include the second-generation Intel Core i7-2620M, Core i5-2410M / 2520M or Core i3 2310M, 13.3 "(ASUS P31S, P31SD) or 14" (ASUS P41S, P41SV) 1366 x processor 768 displays, respectively. Both use Nvidia’s discrete graphics and Nvidia Optimus technology. The P31S video GTS 520M with 1 GB GDDR5, and in the P41S managed to squeeze the GTS 540M with 1 GB GDDR5.
Also onboard ASUS P31S and P41S - hard drives up to 720 GB, or hybrid (HDD + SSD) drives, SRS Premium Sound audio systems with 2 Altec Lansing speakers, webcams (0.3 MP) with microphones, Wi adapters -Fi 802.11 b / g / n, gigabit network cards, Bluetooth 2.1 modules (in some assemblies), 3-in-1 card readers, HDMI, VGA, USB ports, microphone and headphone jacks (with S / PDIF support). The keyboard is like Chiclet, the touchpad supports multitouch function. ASUS P31S and P41S are also equipped with a DVD burner.
For security, laptops use Intel Anti-Theft “anti-theft” technology. It is a software and hardware solution that provides the ability to remotely block laptops and access encrypted data.
In general, it seems, wherever your meetings take place, on Mount Everest or in the meeting room, you will be very well equipped.
But excessive love for the highest point in the world threatens to escalate into an environmental catastrophe, because today on the slopes of the mountain you can find any kind of garbage: from a tin can from under the stew, to, excuse me, human remains. So that you understand the scale of the problems, I will quote: "Everest is the highest mountain dump in the world." And then ASUS? About this inside.
Every year, volunteers go to clean up the area to the base camp on Everest. And now, for four years in the framework of environmental initiatives, ASUS is the lead sponsor. Contributing to the preservation of the environment, volunteers take ASUS laptops with them - including the P31 and P41 series. These excellent office machines are designed to solve business problems, and Everest is not much like an ordinary office, but if a beech is able to survive such extreme conditions, it will definitely cope with arrays of PowerPoint presentations and epic Excel tables.
')
Exposing extreme temperatures from - 15 to -35 degrees Celsius, and constant shaking when driving at altitudes up to 6000 meters, P-series laptops are used as the main technical means for travelers (oh, I'm not saying that they are crammed into crevices and insurance - you understand what is at stake). But why were these laptops chosen (if you do not take into account only their weight, because you won’t take the four-kilogram ASUS G73Jh to the mountains just to enjoy the beauty of Crysis 2 on the crest of the glacier)?
The P-series inherits the features of B - “business” - a series of ASUS Pro notebooks. To ensure durability and reliability, these laptops test much more (and harder) than regular ones. P-laptops twist, subject to vibrations, beat, drop from a greater height and experience under more pressure than regular laptops. Hinges alone receive an additional 10,000 test cycles.
P-series laptops also received an updated Boston Power Sonata rechargeable battery, which, compared to conventional Boston Power batteries, withstands 900 recharge cycles, charges faster (90% of capacity in 90 minutes), holds a charge for longer. There is no need to carry additional load in the form of a charger, climbing up a sheer wall, or going to a business meeting.
The specifications for the latest P31S and P41S include the second-generation Intel Core i7-2620M, Core i5-2410M / 2520M or Core i3 2310M, 13.3 "(ASUS P31S, P31SD) or 14" (ASUS P41S, P41SV) 1366 x processor 768 displays, respectively. Both use Nvidia’s discrete graphics and Nvidia Optimus technology. The P31S video GTS 520M with 1 GB GDDR5, and in the P41S managed to squeeze the GTS 540M with 1 GB GDDR5.
Also onboard ASUS P31S and P41S - hard drives up to 720 GB, or hybrid (HDD + SSD) drives, SRS Premium Sound audio systems with 2 Altec Lansing speakers, webcams (0.3 MP) with microphones, Wi adapters -Fi 802.11 b / g / n, gigabit network cards, Bluetooth 2.1 modules (in some assemblies), 3-in-1 card readers, HDMI, VGA, USB ports, microphone and headphone jacks (with S / PDIF support). The keyboard is like Chiclet, the touchpad supports multitouch function. ASUS P31S and P41S are also equipped with a DVD burner.
For security, laptops use Intel Anti-Theft “anti-theft” technology. It is a software and hardware solution that provides the ability to remotely block laptops and access encrypted data.
In general, it seems, wherever your meetings take place, on Mount Everest or in the meeting room, you will be very well equipped.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/125402/
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