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    P150EM vs NP9130

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by Tylerdoyle, May 4, 2012.

  1. Tylerdoyle

    Tylerdoyle Newbie

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    I am buying a laptop and I'm confused between these two laptops. They basically have the same specs, however the P150EM is a bit cheaper. Is there a reason I should go with the NP9130 rather than the P150EM?

    NP9130
    P150EM
     
  2. hackness

    hackness Notebook Virtuoso

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    Both are the same laptop, NP9130 is just the Sager version of the P150EM.
     
  3. BlackSabs

    BlackSabs Notebook Consultant

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    9130 is the Cl;evo 151em...the 150em (9150) has a rubberized chassis, backlit keyboard and options for higher end GPU's.

    Interesting...some sites are calling the 9150 the 150em se and the 9130 the 150em. While others have it 150em and 151em1...a bit confusing to say the least.
     
  4. awakeN

    awakeN Notebook Deity

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    wrong :p

    NP9150 = P150EM

    NP9130 = P151EM.

    The P151EM has no backlit keyboard, plastic finish (as opposed to rubber), smaller battery charger, and is restricted only to 670M in the configs now.

    EDIT: damn, ninja'd
     
  5. BlackSabs

    BlackSabs Notebook Consultant

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    Gotcha awakeN.... ;)
     
  6. Tylerdoyle

    Tylerdoyle Newbie

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    So I'm guessing the P150EM is the better buy then?
     
  7. s2kPanda

    s2kPanda Notebook Enthusiast

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    If you're planning on saving a bit of money and don't care about having the best graphics card or the other luxuries then the 9130 is the better buy. If you have money to burn, the 9150(p150em) is the better buy if you want the most recent hardware.
     
  8. Tylerdoyle

    Tylerdoyle Newbie

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    The p150em is cheaper anyway : /
     
  9. hackness

    hackness Notebook Virtuoso

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    My bad, I have ordered from MALIBAL and they listed the P150EM as the GTX 670M only model. It seems like the P150EM SE listed on MALIBAL would be the Sager NP9150 (Built on Clevo P150EM) listed on XoticPC.
     
  10. awakeN

    awakeN Notebook Deity

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    Ah, I understand. I don't know why Malibal does that but, eh.
     
  11. Tylerdoyle

    Tylerdoyle Newbie

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    Okay so the NP9150 ≠ P150EM on Malibal?
     
  12. jaug1337

    jaug1337 de_dust2

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    Exactly. The P150EM on Malibal's website is the NP9130 = P151EM