Enjoy 3D movies with Asus G51J 3D
Asus G51J 3D laptop is equipped with 3D Active Shutter technology to help users to see 3D cinema works at home.
Asus G51J 3D laptop is equipped with 3D Active Shutter technology to help users to see 3D cinema works at home.
The product uses wireless shutter speed technology (Active Shutter Glasses) combined with high-end LCD screen with a scan of up to 120 Hz, which offers a personalized 3D solution - Full HD.
Asus G51J3D delivers full-HD 3-dimensional images with true color thanks to the ability to continuously output 120 frames from the LCD screen, corresponding to 60 frames (resolution up to 1920x1080) in just a second for each eye side. This makes the " lightning " feeling removed. In addition, through the signal controller, you can actively change the depth of field to bring the best 3D effect.
Besides the powerful external case with gamer-class personality light system, the product will be equipped with Intel Core i7-720QM processor, and the graphics " factor " Asus Card GTX 260M - 1GB of memory Removable graphics.
This laptop is the best choice for gamers when it meets the ' full role ' of sound performance. Quality 3D speaker system from Altec Lansing brings true feeling with dedicated audio platform up to EAX Advanced HD 4.0 3D standard and supports CMSS Surround.
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