Who's the Gadget show at the NEC this year visited, know a lot of the event was obsessed with the show of the latest 3D computer technology in the aftermath of the massive success of avatar. become 3D year 2010 and all major computer manufacturers are jumping aboard the alleged gravy train: the ASUS G51J 3D notebook is just the latest evolution.
At the end of last year took the Acer Aspire AS5738, a 15.6-inch laptop with a native resolution of 1366 x 768 pixels that produced a 3D-effect by a combination of polaroid glasses and TriDef 3D software, which effectively transformed 2D images into 3D. the problem with the "real" 3D presentation on a laptop was to find a way to record from NVIDIA'S new 3D Vision technology (which was priceless), and the ASUS G51J 3D is the first to do so.
When the window you will find a large number of goodies including a backpack, a clever gamer mouse, and the most important 3D Kit, which consists of a USB connected infrared channel which like a small pyramid, along with a couple of active-shutter glasses with a power button on the top. once the emitter is connected, the glasses are charged and the installation wizard is complete, you are ready to begin, after the logo of the Republic of gamers over the center of the keyboard tapping.
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Key, the LED-backlit display has a 120 Hz refresh rate that a view two images together and take rapid action.However, it seems amazing that with all the technological advances since the aspire AS5738, the ASUS new wunderkind has not increased the screen resolution than 1366 x 768. So despite the fact that a decent Blu-ray player installed as the default, you can still look not to Blu-ray movies in Full HD unless you use the HDMI port to feed them on your HD TV.
Ironically, ASUS provides you with a copy of the avatar video game which shows from the 3D depth of perspective very good once you quickly have blinked a few times to help customize your eyes.You will find your eyes tiring after a relatively short time, though, and we wonder how long the novelty value will last.
Since there are so few 3D movies available at the moment, the chances are, you will be the impact of video games: NVIDIA has, fortunately, a growing catalog of compatible games to choose from. all the more reason for ASUS to ensure that they are relatively dim screen for their next model increase.
Apart from the 3D magic ASUS G51J 3D is one of the sexiest looking laptops on the market, with its striking design cover, cool Black Interior, stunning backlit keyboard and touch pad. metal packed The chiclet style keyboard is one of the best we've seen, also for its simple but decisive response capacity and economic but sensible layout (they've even overcome the problem 'geplet arrow keys ' of similar models).
There is plenty of power under the hood, courtesy of the Intel Core I7 CPU clocked at 1.60 GHz, 8 GB RAM and the graphics card NVIDIA GeForce GTS 360 M. As you would expect heavy gaming laptop, battery life is minimal (about 2 hours at the most) and heat output is considerable, but on the performance side the machine runs quietly and efficiently thanks to a built-in eco-system.
However, improved technology also comes with a hefty price tag, especially when you recall that the aspire AS5738 only around £ 600 vis-à-vis the costs £ 1700. here you must therefore ultimately decide whether or not worth the hassle at the cutting edge of 3D progress.
Asus has certainly attracted an impressive technological achievement of NVIDIA 3D wizardry to the notebook generation, but it needs to improve the screen resolution and the number of 3D movies and games before the novelty value seems worth the price.
£ 1,699 Inc. VAT
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