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REVIEWS / NOTEBOOKS / ASUS TECHNOLOGY PVT. LTD

Asus F3Jc

26 May, 2007, 4:43 pm IST | Gaurav Seth | Notebooks

Features and Performance
The F3Jc comes with TPM i.e. Trusted Platform Module. It’s a chip on the motherboard that facilitates all your sensitive data like passwords and transaction details in an encrypted format. You can also encrypt files and folders. Basically, it is a robust security system implemented through hardware and software. Both, the chip and the software are provided by Infineon. This is particularly good for people with very sensitive information onboard. Asus has another security utility called 'Asus Security Manager' that takes care of overall security of the system.

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