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    G71GX - Buy.com - Nice specs!

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by Keva161, Jun 30, 2009.

  1. Keva161

    Keva161 Notebook Enthusiast

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    those are nice specs

    wonder how much it costs
     
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  3. Nothing is Real

    Nothing is Real Notebook Evangelist

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    $2029.00 ..............
     
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    Something like this.
     
    NAS Ghost, Jun 30, 2009
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    not too bad actually..

    my asus g50vt a1 cost me 1,600 dollars i think
    I would happily upgrade to that for 400 bucks if there were a way too :D
     
    darthvader1432, Jun 30, 2009
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    tianxia kitty!!!

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    I wonder why it doesn't have a 1920x1080 screen.

    After all dell claimed they built the Studio 1555 because the screen manufacturers ceased to make 16:10 screens...

    "I'm sure some of our readers will be a little confused by this review and wonder, "Didn't NotebookReview.com already review the Studio 15?" The answer is yes and no ... just to confuse you even more. Dell decided that the original Studio 15 (model 1535) needed some improvements, and when LCD manufacturers stopped making 16:10 ratio LCDs and switched to 16:9 ratio screens it gave Dell the perfect opportunity to launch a new Studio 15 (1555)."

    ^^Source^^
     
    elijahRW, Jun 30, 2009
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