WinBook X610 Reviews & Tests

Expert review by : Brian Nadel (cnet.com)

WinBook X610

WinBook takes a big step forward with the X610, whose performance and features rival those of ultraportables that cost hundreds of dollars more. Its two-hour battery life is disappointing, though.

Low price; attractive black design; integrated dual-layer DVD burner; decent performance.

Extremely short battery life; lacks Gigabit Ethernet; RAM maxes out at 768MB.

The small WinBook X610 costs hundreds less than competitors, but it's hampered by short battery life.

Jan, 2006

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Expert review by : Carla Thornton (pcworld.com)

WinBook X610

This ultraportable is undermined by short battery life.

Lightweight

Short battery life

Although it's lightweight, the X610 suffers from a short battery life of less than two hours.

Nov, 2005

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Expert review by : Brian Nadel (cnet.com.au)

WinBook X610

WinBook takes a big step forward with the X610, whose performance and features rival those of ultraportables that cost hundreds of dollars more. Its two-hour battery life is disappointing, though.

Low price; attractive black design; integrated dual-layer DVD burner; decent performance.

Extremely short battery life; lacks Gigabit Ethernet; RAM maxes out at 768MB.

The small WinBook X610 costs hundreds less than competitors, but it's hampered by short battery life.

Jan, 2006

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Expert review by : Eric Grevstad (hardwarecentral.com)

HardwareCentral - WinBook X610 Review.

Two more USB 2.0 ports, a VGA port, and headphone and microphone jacks are at the right, as is a noticeably warm breeze from a cooling fan vent. One IEEE 1394 port is at the rear. In addition to Windows XP Professional, WinBook provides the Asus DVD...

Sep, 2005

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