Apparently, the N53SV and N73SV are not the only mobile PCs that ASUS has in store, the outfit having also put together the G53SW and G73SW, gaming-oriented notebooks that also run on Sandy Bridge processors.
It would seem that ASUS intends to come out in force at the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show.
Since Intel is going to officially launch its collection of Sandy Bridge central processing units, it makes sense that system makers would adopt the chips with all haste.
ASUS itself has already proven its eagerness by detailing the aforementioned N53SV and N73SV.
Those two are not the only such products, however, as the same company also plans to deliver the G53SW and G73SW, which are apparently powered by the same CPU.
The chip in question is the Core i7-2630QM, a quad-core model that is quite mighty compared to its peers, with a base clock of 2.0 GHz which can go up via Turbo Boost.
In the G73SW, the CPU is backed up by 8 GB of DDR3 memory whose own operational frequency is of 1,333 MHz.
Furthermore, the system features two Seagate Momentus XT hybrid drives of 500 GB, plus the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460M graphics, whose amount of VRAM is 1.5 GB.
What's more, ASUS threw in a Blu-ray combo drive and an LCD display whose diagonal is of 17.3 inches and which has a native resolution of 1,920 x 1,080 pixels. Other specifications include USB 3.0, WiFi b/g/n.
As for the 15.6-inch G53SW, it has mostly the same specifications, except for the fact that only one hybrid drive is present, with a capacity of up to 1 TB.
The ASUS G73SW will sell for a starting price of 1,900 to 2,050 Euro, which is the equivalent of roughly $2516 to $2714, while the G53SW begins at $1,299 (has a DVD writer and 6 GB of RAM as base configuration).
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