The Asus G55 is already in stock iinm, do PM devour for more details
As for the S2064v, the ones sold here only comes in HD+ unfortunately

Updated: Sorry, just saw your requirement and budget...
the N55 is pretty much your only pick at the moment...
Mobile i3 and i5 for Ivy Bridge will probably come a lot later

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Apr 30 2012, 10:49 PM

hei sifus wanna ask is it 15 inch is abit heavy to carry around???cuz im going to study at utar kampar...need to walk about about 600m to colledge? if yes i will consider 14 inch

yeah, search around forum n net seems like the 635m is ok for gaming. since he cant wait, cant help. for me even with vat 20% tax at UK, i'll rather wait. thxs for your help bro.

A 14" notebook will probably suit you better
You might want to consider a lightweight one as well if budget permits (although it might mean sacrificing a little bit of the usual features e.g. speakers, built, performance etc.)

Asus N56 is around 2.7KG, Asus N46 could be around 2.4KG I guess.

If you are fit, you can even get a 14" Alienware M14x with GT650M(2.9KG). link

This post has been edited by Amal: Apr 30 2012, 11:29 PM

^ asus n56 and n46 launch already ?

This post has been edited by LordReaper: Apr 30 2012, 11:55 PM

Don't think so, at least not here iinm

lol n56 and n46
what the different with n55 and n45 ??
using ivy bridge ?

Probably Ivy Bridge and Nvidia Kepler

wow that glad to hear that
can't wait anymore it reach Malaysia
else get MSI laptop, but dunno when they got ivy bridge laptop in Malaysia

^ some more look better than the previous models and with backlit keyboard

wow got backlit keyboard

The new N-series may still reuse the GT635M instead of the new Kepler chips.

at least use ivy bridge then can already

If that is true then its rather bad news
But then the good thing about Asus is that their laptop spec refreshes are always the fastest haha

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Added on May 1, 2012, 11:42 amIvy Bridge processors doesn't bring about very significant performance boost, especially for those looking for gaming laptops..
However its a different story if one is looking for a normal subnotebook or ultrabook without a dedicated GPU

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: May 1 2012, 11:42 AM

I still find it facepalmable..

If this article is to be believed: http://www.digitaltrends.com/laptop-reviews/asus-n46-review/

At least they were sane enough not to use a GT640M LE.

This post has been edited by AlexLai: May 1 2012, 11:43 AM

I don't think its a reliable source... I don't think Asus's N series will ever run on an i3 processor
And FullHD on a 14" screen seemed abit awkward as well

Anyway, the review on the Lenovo Y480 did show that the GT640M LE is around the AMD HD6790M right? Still better than GT635M? Not really sure, what do you think?

**But then I do like the new design haha

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: May 1 2012, 11:46 AM

Oh, they do have the customizable specs for the N-series over in the West. Different SKUs to cater for different price ranges.
Oh, tell that to Sony then. FHD on a 13.3" screen.

Anyway, rejoice. My further investigation shows that the N6-series is coming with a GT650M.
http://www.excaliberpc.com/615927/asus-n76...3-notebook.html
http://www.xoticpc.com/asus-n56vzds71-preorder-p-4321.html

If I'm not mistaken, the performance of the GT640M LE should be similar to the 96SP with GDDR5 GT555M variant.

hurm...will reconsider then...
now aiming new dv6-7000 and n56 de... ...alienware out of budget bah
btw the ivy bridge proc got i3 and i5 meh??? i though only i7 got only(for mobile)...

I guess u meant HD7690M.
HD7690M is on par with crippled GT555M in Y570 which has been rebadged to GT640M LE.