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Asus G51J
$1,499.00
Released December, 2009
The Pros:Affordable price considering the performance. Capable of playing
the latest games. HDMI output.
The Cons:Loaded with crappy Asus bloatware. Thicker and heavier than your standard 15" laptop. Speakers output at a comparably low volume.
The Asus G51J is a powerful gaming / media laptop released in late 2009 / early 2010. Included is an Intel Core i7 processor, 4GB of RAM, and dual 320GB SATA hard-disc drives. Signature to the G51J3D is its nVidia GeForce GTX 160M chip with 1GB of DDR3 memory, which is enough to handle the highest-grade video/game content being produced around the time of its release (2009).
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A version of the laptop with a 3D display is also available for $200 more.
Features
- 3D Notebook
- Windows 7 OS
- 15.6” 3D Display
- Intel Core i7
- 4GB DDR3
- 640GB SATA
- nVidia GeForce Chip
User Reviews (6)
Pros & Cons
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affordable price considering the performance
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5
capable of playing
the latest games
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5
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5
keyboard includes a full number pad
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5
full 1080p capable display
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5
includes Asus-branded backpack and Razer gaming mouse
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4
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4
extremely powerful - quad-core Core i7 processor, 4GB DDR3 memory, dual 320GB drives, dedicatd Nvidia graphics
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3
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3
respectable weight for a gaming machine (7.2 pounds)
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3
16:9 display is great for media playback and gaming
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1
quality 2.1 Altec-Lansing audio system
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3
loaded with crappy Asus bloatware
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2
thicker and heavier than your standard 15" laptop
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2
Speakers output at a comparably low volume.
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1
simply an upgraded version of the G51VX-RX05 (released in August)
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cheap blocky glossy plastic enclosure
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everything a gaming laptop is - loud, hot, large, heavy and has poor battery life, poor price:performance value compared to desktop equivalents
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horrible keyboard - offset due to number pad, cheap keys, lots of flex
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-2
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