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Asus G2


$1,700.00 Released January, 2008

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Great for AMD fans - decorated in red. Comes with a built-in display for email alerts, a clock and other information. Integrates a gaming keyboard - highlights the WASD keys in red.

The Cons:Weight (10lbs.+). Battery Life. Lacks Full HD 1080p support - only capable of 720p video playback.

The Asus G2 Series is the 2008 production of Asus Notebooks that are specifically designed for Gaming and Multi-Media usage. It improves over the original G1 Series in that the base model has a larger 17" 16x9 (WXVGA) screen and more hardware options such as Extreme Processors, SLI Graphics, Built in TV Tuners, Blue-Ray DVD's, Better Audio components (Chipsets and Speakers).

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    great for AMD fans - decorated in red

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    comes with a built-in display for email alerts, a clock and other information

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    integrates a gaming keyboard - highlights the WASD keys in red

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    built-in speakers - produces good sounding audio

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    Weight (10lbs.+)

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    Battery Life

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    lacks Full HD 1080p support - only capable of 720p video playback

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    poor webcam - lacks any tilt or swivel adjustments

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    most of the USB ports are on the laptop's rear - not very convenient

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    aging product - not as capable as it once was

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Omar
Omar: #asus_g2 After owning my Eee for a while the Asus brand has definitely been promoted a few notches. I don't know if I'll ever be in the market for a hardcore heavy-duty laptop like this, but if I were I'd consider this one simply because Asus makes it.

From a gaming perspective I'd rather just use a console, or a PC hooked up to an HDTV. From a media perspective I'd rather just use something small and compact like a Mac mini or gPC. I can see this being useful for hardcore gamers that go to a lot of LAN parties. Feb 5, 08
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