Asus 1225C 12-incher unveiled at CES, set to hit the market soon with a solid body and a high-res screen

The CES technology tradeshow has always been a great event to unveil new, innovative and special computer devices and that’s exactly what Asus has done in Las Vegas during the past couple of days. The Asus 1225C is one of the most interesting ultraportable laptops we have seen in probably a while and is set to hit the market soon with a solid build and a more than decent display.

The design is one of this laptop’s strongest points and the aluminum case makes this 12-incher look nice and solid. The keyboard/trackpad combo is another thing the 1225C has going for it, providing comfort while looking stylish and fashionable.

In terms of hardware and performance, you should expect a pretty snappy overall computing machine, giving the fact that the Asus Eee PC 1225C will be powered by a dual-core 1.6 GHz Intel Atom Cedar Trail processor. There’s also 2 GB of RAM, integrated HD graphics and an HDD with either 250 GB or 500 GB of storage, depending on your needs and the exact model you will go for.

The Asus 1225C features a very nice design, as well as an elegant and functional keyboard.

The Asus 1225C features a very nice design, as well as an elegant and functional keyboard.

The 12-inch screen sported by the 1225C should be pretty capable too, featuring a 1366 x 768 pixels display. While it’s not ideal for playing full HD 1080p clips, you should easily run 720p clips, which I would expect to be enough for the target customers of such a netbook.

As for the ports and connectivity, Asus hasn’t disappointed us, coming with all the basics, including HDMI, USB 3.0, an SD card reader, Bluetooth 3.0 and WiFi. The operating system of choice is of course Windows 7 Home Premium and there’s also a low-res 0.3 MPx webcam on the device’s front.

Pretty aerodynamic and slim, isn't it?

Pretty aerodynamic and slim, isn't it?

No pricing details have been announced just yet, but we should find out something sooner or later, because the Asus 1225C is set to be made available in the US, as in other markets, in the second quarter of 2012, according to official statements.

Here’s a short hands-on video of the 12-incher as well, brought to you straight from Las Vegas by the guys at Netbooklive.com:

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2 Responses to “ Asus 1225C 12-incher unveiled at CES, set to hit the market soon with a solid body and a high-res screen ”

  1. Derek said:

    Jan 21, 12 at 4:52 am

    its also going to run the amd e450 that will allow full hd 1080p, i think this will still be the better way to go as this type of netbook is more about video and the internet than trying to work on large files ect. you will therefore be better of with the amd version than the intel.
    i gave my 17year old daughter the 1215b with the c50 1ghz dual core and 6250 radeon, she takes to school to use for her lessons ect, it last all day and in spair time connects to the web. it has all the processing power needed for these every day tasks. i would like one of these e450 versions, then i wont need to boot up my desk top at 400watts every day for 3/4 hours, could save me a packet over two years.

  2. Andrew said:

    Jan 23, 12 at 11:36 am

    Derek, the 1225B is going to come with the e450 AMD platform. I have it for test right now on netbooklive.com


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