Verdict
In terms of performance, the Asus G73Jh is already just about as awesome as you can expect from the new technology generation.
Despite its enormous performance data, the notebook stays quite cool due to its smart cooling concept and even fairly quiet because of the big fans, at least in our one and a half hour pretest.
Asus has always been bold in terms of design in the G-range and tried out new things up till now usually with success. The design is definitely a matter of taste. It is, however, pleasant that you don't have to remove the fingerprints from your gaming baby after every use and technology-enthused gamers will most likely be attracted by the Stealth Fighter's references.
The G73Jh won't reach top-grade rates in mobility at the moment, but that wasn't expected by such a model made for performance, anyway. You have to like the gigantic dimensions and the loudspeakers' sound was alright, even if it could have been a bit stronger for a gaming notebook.
It's impressive in all other categories and the notebook is supposed to be available in retail, on time for the CeBIT, which is the beginning of March, and according to Asus, within a price range of 1200 and 2000 euro. Internet retailers have listed the device at a preorder price of 1599 euro or respectively 1699 euro, depending on the RAM capacity.
We'll, naturally, provide a comprehensive review as soon as the notebook is available in our editorial office.
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