Ryan was less impressed with the ASUS G53JW-3DE, not because of a lack of performance but because of the price tag attached thanks to support for NVIDIA 3D gaming. If you are really into the 3D effect in movies and games then you are going to be tempted but if all you want is a powerful gaming laptop then consider the alternative model he mentions in his review.
“Beyond a bigger screen size, hardware in the Galaxy Tab is extremely similar to the Samsung Galaxy S series of phones. Both the Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab feature the Hummingbird processor core, developed by fabless semiconductor company, Intrinisty. This is an interesting detail, as the Apple A4 processor, first introduced in the iPad, and the Hummingbird core were both developed by by the same company, and are similar. However, since the development of this chip, Apple has purchased Intrinsity.”Here are some more Mobile articles from around the web:
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- Viewsonic Viewpad 7 Review @ TechReviewSource
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- Lenovo IdeaPad U260 Review @ TechReviewSource
- Luxa2 Multifunction Pa5 iPad case @ Rbmods
- MSI GE600 Laptop Review @ t-break
- AT&T Adrenaline AD600 USB Aircard Review @ BayReviews
- Mobile GPU Comparison Guide Rev. 10.7 @ TechARP
- LG VL600 (Verizon Wireless) Review @ TechReviewSource