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    Asus G2K, A7K and F7K

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by Andrew Baxter, Oct 12, 2007.

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    coriolis Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    Yeap, they've been introduced as cheaper alternatives to the G2, and A7 Intel counterparts. And of course, using AMD and ATI combinations. They should be $200-$300 cheaper then their counterparts as well, wghich makes it very interesting. IIRC, they are GDDR3 HD2600's.
     
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    The A7K-A1 is already available in the U.S. Newegg, Mwave, ZipZoomFly, etc., all have it in stock. It sells for around $1250. According to the Asus website, the A7K-A1 has GDDR3, which makes it a great deal, in my opinion. Hard to beat a 17" screen and GDDR3 HD2600 for that price.
     
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