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List Price : $549.99 Price : $527.37
List Price : $549.99 Price : $527.37
Product Description
15.6" (1366x768) LED / Intel Core i3-2330M (2.2GHz) / 4GB DDR3 / 500GB 7200 / DL DVDRW/CDRW / Windows 7 Professional (64bit) / 802.11 BGN / 0.3MP Camera / 6 Cell Battery / HDMI Port / 1YR Global Warranty / 1YR Accidental Damage Protection / 30-Day Zero Bright Dot /2-Way Free Shipping / 24-7 Tech Support
- 2.2 GHz Intel Core i3-2330M
- 4 GB DIMM
- 500 GB 7200 rpm Hard Drive
- 15.6-Inch Screen
- Windows 7 Professional
ASUS P53E-XH31 (15.6-Inch Screen) Laptop
ASUS P53E-XH31 (15.6-Inch Screen) Laptop Reviews
 Good laptop for the money, By Stefano (California) - See all my reviews This review is from: ASUS P53E-XH31 (15.6-Inch Screen) Laptop (Personal Computers) I bought this laptop as a replacement for an aging Dell Latitude. This laptop does everything it's suppose to do. The plastic case is sturdy and the screen is well lit. If you're into basic computing (word processing, internet surfing, and light business use)then this is good one. If you're looking for a powerhouse then look elsewhere (and pay more!). 1 of 6 people found the following review helpful: Sleek computer, but stinks with linux (Ubuntu), By Aquabusa "Jib" (New Jersey) - See all my reviews This review is from: ASUS P53E-XH31 (15.6-Inch Screen) Laptop (Personal Computers) The Asus P53E-XH31 is a very sleek computer. The brushed finish looks great, but fingerprints and smudges are very noticeable. The touchpad has a good feel, but the buttons for the touchpad seem weak. Asus makes great products and this is no exception. I installed a 120GB SSD so it runs very fast! My biggest problem with this computer is it's compatibility with a Ubuntu OS. I despise Microsoft, so I can't comment on the operating system that came with it (Win 7 Pro I think)- I didn't even try it. I opened the box and tried to install Ubuntu 10.04 right away. With Ubuntu 10.04 the Intel HD 3000 graphics card became an issue- it was stuck on a very low resolution that I could not change because a driver was not available. I checked the Intel site and they offer Linux drivers that you must compile yourself- what a pain! I don't mind compiling drivers if I really think it's necessary, but in this case I wanted to try different a route. I installed Ubuntu 11.04 then 12.04... Read more |
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