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Sager NP5160, 'Terrible Goods' Good Price

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Sager was originally an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) based in California, USA. This brand is still quite new in Vietnam, but in the world this is a manufacturer of gaming models that are highly appreciated, even compared to Alienware.

One of the first models to appear in Vietnam in the form of portable is the Sager NP5160 model (otherwise known as Clevo W150HNQ) equipped with very good configuration with 2 GHz Intel Core i7-2630QM processor, set 4GB RAM, 320GB hard drive with 7, 200 rpm, NVIDIA Geforce GT 540M graphics card with 1GB VRAM with 2 USB 3. 0 ports.

Currently, HanoiLab store (Pho Vong, Hanoi) and SaigonLab (Pham Viet Chanh, Binh Thanh, Ho Chi Minh City) are selling this model at a reference price of about VND 24 million.

Here are some real photos of Sager NP5160 in Vietnam:

Sager NP5160, 'Terrible Goods' Good Price - guide screenshot 1 Sager has a glossy plastic design with sunken sager logo in the middle.

Sager NP5160, 'Terrible Goods' Good Price - guide screenshot 2 Sager NP5160 is equipped with a 15. 6-inch standard Full HD 1, 920 x 1, 080 pixel LED backlight screen.

Sager NP5160, 'Terrible Goods' Good Price - guide screenshot 3 Chiclet-style keyboard with separate number keys.

Sager NP5160, 'Terrible Goods' Good Price - guide screenshot 4 Function keys like taking pictures, power, turning off the sound or turning off the wireless connection.

Sager NP5160, 'Terrible Goods' Good Price - guide screenshot 5 Sager NP5160 allows switching using discrete graphics and integrated graphics chip with a button on the top of the machine to increase performance.

Sager NP5160, 'Terrible Goods' Good Price - guide screenshot 6 Machine hinge.


Sager NP5160, 'Terrible Goods' Good Price - guide screenshot 7 Webcam of the machine.

Sager NP5160, 'Terrible Goods' Good Price - guide screenshot 8 Optical drive read / write DVD, USB port next to the right machine.

Sager NP5160, 'Terrible Goods' Good Price - guide screenshot 9 Sager NP5160 owns up to two USB 3. 0 ports with HDMI, eSata, VGA and LAN ports.

Sager NP5160, 'Terrible Goods' Good Price - guide screenshot 10 The machine weighs about 2. 4kg including battery.

Sager NP5160, 'Terrible Goods' Good Price - guide screenshot 11 The bottom of the machine.

Sager NP5160, 'Terrible Goods' Good Price - guide screenshot 12 Speaker system is located below.

Sager NP5160, 'Terrible Goods' Good Price - guide screenshot 13 Compared to the configuration, Sager NP5160's 24 million price is said to be very attractive.

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