Asus launches Republic of Gamers G series gaming laptop at Rs 82,999

Asus G551 gaming laptop offers UHD-ready TrinityDisplay output.

Asus G551 gaming laptop offers UHD-ready TrinityDisplay output to hook up to three other external displays via HDMI 1.4 or Mini DisplayPort 1.

Asus has launched its Republic of Gamers (ROG) G series G551 gaming laptop. Priced at Rs 82, 999, the new G Series system comes with up to Intel Core i7 processors and NVIDIA GeForce GTX graphics. The laptop features a wide-angle IPS display, and provide gamers with Full HD visuals. There’s also 4K/UHD-ready TrinityDisplay output. TrinityDisplay technology enables users to hook their G Series up to three other external displays via HDMI 1.4 or Mini DisplayPort 1.

Armed with SonicMaster Premium and ROG AudioWizard, it offers five easy-to-use preset modes. G Series laptops also comes with a headphone amplifier

Aesthetically, the G Series exudes sportsng a matte-black brushed-aluminum finish, red diamond-cut edges and an illuminated ROG logo on the lid. In keeping with the ROG theme, the G Series has a one-piece chiclet keyboard and specially-marked WASD keys for easy navigation and gameplay. The backlit keys glow red to make it easy for gamers to read keys in dim environments.

G551JK will be available at Asus exclusive stores, retail stores and Flipkart.com.

Specs:

15.6-inch FHD Glare

Win 8.1 OS

Intel Core i7-4710HQ (up to 3.5 GHz, 6M)

NV GTX850 2G DDR3 VRAM

8 GB DDR3 1600

1 TB HDD 7200 rpm

6x Blu Ray (Read)

BT 4.0

HD Camera

3 X USB 3.0 ports

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