What's so special about R1E's Graphic Card?

[collegy]

Pretty much the only frustrating thing about my new tablet is that the pre-installed graphic cards are not compatible with any game I have purchased. They're "Mobile Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family, 358MB". Why couldn't ASUS use more prominent cards like NVIDIA, etc?

[aboveliquidice]

Answer: Its a tablet...

If you want to game - get yourself a top of the line desktop. I got one for 350 w/ a C2D and all of the fixings. Add another 200 and get yourself an awesome video card.

A tablet on the other hand, is for productivity. You are an artist and you sketch, or you are a chemistry student with the need to highlight and draw structures... or perhaps you are a nurse using the tablet to keep all of your patients information at your fingertips... either way, you are being productive.

You wont find a tablet built for gaming, because they are completely different markets - and the tablet is marketed for productivity (how many times can you use the word productive?)

Be happy with what you have - if you feel you need the better gaming - I would build a desktop.

~above~

[KingBorn88]

Pretty much the only frustrating thing about my new tablet is that the pre-installed graphic cards are not compatible with any game I have purchased. They're "Mobile Intel(R) 965 Express Chipset Family, 358MB". Why couldn't ASUS use more prominent cards like NVIDIA, etc?

look here: http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=148045

or here: http://forum.notebookreview.com/show...ighlight=x3100

hope this helps