ASUS G53 3D ROG laptop.mpg

Be First in the Game with the ASUS Republic of Gamers G53 3D laptop. The ASUS G53 3D is the first notebook to use the new NVIDIA GTX 460M processor for fantastic 3D graphics rendering. Offering full support for high definition gaming, this machine delivers 3D graphics to the eye in 120 frames per second through the high fidelity NVIDIA 3D Vision active shutter glasses and embedded sensor -- with virtually no viewing angle restrictions, making it ideal for multi-player and LAN party groups.

This advanced technology helps to eliminate issues such as ghosting and lag and ensuring even the most hardened player never loses sight of his game.

The G53 3D integrates a superior quality 15.6" LCD display, but for those who demand a full-scale living room experience, it also supports 3D output to compatible large screen televisions through HDMI 1.4.

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Science & Technology

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• 3D
• gaming

[mrSmiler93]

@thecooler335 wow it looks small on video 

[thecooler335]

@mrSmiler93 LOL It's 1920x1080. I have the notebook.....

[mrSmiler93]

everything is good but screen resolution sucks cause its small

[aftereffects00]

nice notebook, i love china product too bad my old Asus almost 5 yrs old and still dont have any problem yet.well, i might buy this G53 Soon. thanks for video.

[NaXoth]

i just ordered this, it's half the price of an Alienware in the same " and graphic card.. so i just felt that it was a better buy... send me a message for questions.

[EmreSkater]

@aboodfouda ASUS cheaper ...

[FRAGNITION]

@aboodfouda ASUS

[aboodfouda]

Guys please help if you can. I am confused between buying an alienware m17x and an asis g53, which one should I buy?

[TheEndurs]

@TheErikus You just stated you need 120mhz refresh rate. The $1200 Asus has that. Thus it has 3D. You just want to justify your Sager purchase by showing a more expensive laptop to a laptop in the $1200 range. You find another company offering the Asus specs at Asus prices and I will concede. The specs must be comparable. 2gb to 4gb is not comparable.

I'm showing proof of my arguments while you're trying to make your opinion a fact.

[TheEndurs]

@TheErikus You complained about processor speed in your first post. Now it's moved on to video cards, screens, etc. The Asus G35JW (the newegg product I linked) screen states "15.6-inch LED screen, with 60-120Hz refresh rate." 3D for $1200. I win.