Asus M50Sv-B1 Notebook Computer Review

Iria · Jun 25, 2008, 03:19 PM

Rather than being you're typical 15.4-inch boring book Asus did a few interesting things with the M50Sv-B1. It is part of the M50 series, which means a 15.4-inch display, discrete graphics, and a number pad but there are surprises as well. The big one on the M50Sv-B1 is the use of a Blu-ray drive, which is an expensive option to see on a notebook that sells for about $1500. What this means though is that the B1 currently sells for about $100-150 more than the M50Sv-A1, which also manages to score an improved processor. This means that the B1 route is not for everyone, but if you are looking to pick up a Blu-ray drive for some portable HD video than this is a prime option.
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Source: Geek.com

Jun 25, 2008, 03:19 PM	#1
Iria DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 7,275 Rep Power: 74	Asus M50Sv-B1 Notebook Computer Review Rather than being you're typical 15.4-inch boring book Asus did a few interesting things with the M50Sv-B1. It is part of the M50 series, which means a 15.4-inch display, discrete graphics, and a number pad but there are surprises as well. The big one on the M50Sv-B1 is the use of a Blu-ray drive, which is an expensive option to see on a notebook that sells for about $1500. What this means though is that the B1 currently sells for about $100-150 more than the M50Sv-A1, which also manages to score an improved processor. This means that the B1 route is not for everyone, but if you are looking to pick up a Blu-ray drive for some portable HD video than this is a prime option. _____________ Source: Geek.com

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