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Thinkdigit

01/2011

ASUS G53J - A 3D gamer's delight but we want more [Review]

ASUS G53J is the successor to the famed G51Jx 3D claimed to be the World's first gaming notebook with support for NVIDIA 3D vision. The G51Jx ships with the NVIDIA GeForce GT130M graphics card and an external 3D receiver, while the G53J, comes with 8GB memory and two 750 GB drives sans RAID. The G53J differs from the G51Jx with the powerful NVIDIA GeForce GTX460M graphics card and an embedded 3D receiver. Please note that the G53J model is only available as a review sample and not for sale. Overall, the G53J and G53Jw have identical looks & design aesthetics. However, the G53Jw (which is the retail model), is the scaled down version with 6GB memory & a 500 GB HDD. Alienware M15x [Review] Lenovo IdeaPad G560 - The G565's look-alike younger sibling [Review] Lenovo IdeaPad G565 - Contemporary design, executive style [Review] Asus U43JC Bamboo - Is wood good? [Review] The ASUS G53J is built like a tank with a slightly thicker than normal plastic body and a rubberised matte-black finish on the outer surface of the lid & palm-rest, giving it a rugged feel and look. The airflow vents at the back, really help in keeping it cooler even after hours of gaming, as we discovered.

LaptopMag

01/2011

ASUS G53Jw-3DE Reviewed

Want the power of a 17-inch gaming system in a slightly smaller package? Asus took the components from the G73Jh--a Core i7 processor, Nvidia GTX 460 graphics, Blu-ray, and a USB 3.0 port, to name a few--and squeezed them into the 15-inch G53Jw-3DE. While it may be smaller, this $1,769 system still looks like a stealth fighter, and has the muscle to fly through the latest titles. Not only that, but the company also embedded Nvidia's 3D display technology so gamers can now add a third dimension to their fragging. Is the G53Jw-3DE the ultimate portable gaming notebook? Read on to find out. The G53Jw-3DE is the smaller cousin to the G73; as such, it has the same stealth fighter-inspired design, only in a (relatively) less bulky package. At 15.6 x 11.9 x 0.8-2.1 inches, the G53Jw is about an inch smaller than the G73, though both are roughly the same thickness--2.1 inches. At 7.9 pounds, it's also about a pound lighter than the G73, but a pound and a half heavier than the Acer Aspire 5745DG. The G53Jw is even about half a pound heavier than the HP Envy 17. Modeled after the F-117 Nighthawk stealth fighter, the G53Jw lacks the bling of colorful notebooks like the Alienware M17x, but its sleek, angular design and gunmetal gray exterior make it one of the most attractive systems we've seen.