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Asus VG278HE is the first 144 Hz monitor.

It?s a bit pricey and loses some pop when viewed from an angle but it handles gaming and

Asus presented its new 3D monitor, a TN panel-based 27” beast working at a higher refresh rate than the competing products.

Dynamic contrast ratio involves controlling the backlight of the screen automatically, depending on the content shown on the screen.

Visit ASUS website for complete specifications.Ultra-smooth Visual Enjoyment with 144Hz Rapid Refresh Rate. Update: Since this laptop is upgradeable to 16GB RAM and 2TB + 512GB storage, I think the price is indeed worth it. For me, ASUS VIvoBook S510U is enough as an upgrade! Having a backlight means I could use it without disturbing family members in their sleep at night, because I need the light. I don’t need to sweeten the lemon because investing on a good laptop is not a “want” for people like me, it’s a “need.” Being a virtual assistant and a student of Visual Media, I need a laptop where Adobe Illustrator works smoothly. Even though the price of this laptop was about about 1000USD in cash – 1100USD through Home Credit – and only received 3 stars, I still felt like it’s a gem. I was so happy when I learned about all this. CTRL + F3 to Turn OFF Backlight CTRL + F4 to Turn ON Backlight Then, I saw the same icon next to it and learned that when I press and hold CTRL + F3, it will turn off the backlight. I was surprised to learn that it wasn’t there.įurther searching made me realize that turning on ASUS VivoBook S510U keyboard backlight is just as simple as pressing and hold CTRL + F4. While doing this, I started to open Control Panel to look for Windows Mobility Center (it’s under Hardware and Sound) to see if I can enable the keyboard backlight from there.

After reading the review, I went back to Google Search to search about how to turn on the backlight feature of ASUS VivoBook S510U. I only learned about this feature about 3 days after I bought it. Silicon Valley at SM San Pablo did not tell me about the features of this laptop they only showed me that it’s working and they wrapped it up. I felt bad that I bought it because theInquirer only rated it 3 stars, but what really caught my attention was their photo featuring this laptop – the keyboard had a backlight! Now, how did they do that? I only learned about it when I have read a review about this laptop when I typed “ ASUS VivoBook S510U” on Google Search. Is there a way to enable ASUS VivoBook S510UN-BQ052T? When I bought it, I thought it wasn’t supposed to have any.