Asus has made a good decision in comparison to the Asus N53SV with the Samsung screen.Ī fresh breeze blows inside the case. The good and even illumination without vertical fluctuations (94 percent) is impressive and clouding doesn't turn up. The maximum brightness of 233 cd/m 2 and the average of all nine measuring points (226.7 cd/m 2) can't stand out from the broad mass of standard displays. The screen model LGD0250 is illuminated by LEDs, which show an average result when measured with the Mavo Monitor from Gossen. The picture quality makes a good impression without any visible transmission problems. External monitors can be transmitted in this high resolution via VGA (analog) and HDMI without problems. At the beginning of January 2011, a device with a Full HD screen (1920x1080 pixels, 1080p) was expected, which can only be found in the model N53SN-SZ127V in Germany at the moment. However, the fairly bright illumination in the maximum default setting is noticed adversely. The ten available brightness levels are precise. The Asus N53SV already had a similar display, whereas the newest model is from LG and not from Samsung. A recent price comparison shows that the laptop can be found for starting at 1229 euros on the Internet.ĭespite a fairly high entry price, the alternative SX091V only has a glossy 15.6 inch screen with a native resolution of 1366x768 pixels in a 16:9 format available.

The recommended retail price for this bundle is 1299 euros. A nice inclusion is the coupon for a free sample of StarCraft II – Wings of Liberty. However, the increasingly popular play back of these contents is possible via the HDMI out.īesides the standard model name, N53SN-SX091V, some online shops also use the label X5MSN-SX091V for this laptop. Currently, there is no model offered with a 3D screen, either. A screen with a Full HD resolution (1920x1080 pixels) can only be found in another device. The 15.6 inch display still bids a native resolution of 1366x768 pixels. The GF108 core with 96 pipelines and DirectX 11 support create the basis for it and other Nvidia GPUs (e.g.

The GPU places itself in Nvidia's upper mid-range with a core clock of 740 MHz. In addition to the, in the meantime, well-known and often used Intel Core i7-2630QM quad core processor with a clock rate of 2.0 GHz (2 GHz, 6 MB 元 cache), 16 GB of DDR3 RAM (4 x 4096 MHz) and the new Nvidia GeForce GT 550M with a 2 GB DDR3 RAM are used in this model. Our focus will be on the rejuvenation inside the plastic case. For this reason, we won't deal with the sections about case, connectivity, input devices and speakers in this review, since the N53SV serves as reference. Nothing has been changed on the outside and the design as well as the basic features are familiar. The latest N53SN-SX091V is also now based on it.

We had had a pre-series device of the Asus N53SV in review as the first Sandy Bridge laptop.

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