Asus has released another laptop PC in the market, the Asus X552LAV-BBI5N08. This laptop comes packed with the processing prowess of 4th Generation Intel Core i5-4210U ultra low voltage processor that features 3 MB Level 2 cache and runs at the base clock speed of 1.7 GHz but because of Turbo Boost technology the processing speed increases up to 2.7 GHz. This processor has an integrated graphics controller dubbed Intel HD 4000 capable of rendering high definition movies and playing low resolution games with ease.
With regards to the screen display of this Asus X552LAV-BBI5N08 laptop PC, it is equipped with 15.6 inch high definition display with a screen resolution of 1366 x 768. This resolution is low compared to the resolution found in high end computers. With this it is expected that the display is not that sharp and clear compared to laptops with higher screen resolutions.
In terms of connectivity features, this Asus X552LAV-BBI5N08 laptop PC comes with high speed wireless LAN that supports 802.11n wireless technology; 10 / 100 / 1000 Mbps Fast Ethernet LAN; 2 USB 3.0 ports; VGA and HDMI output ports. This laptop is also equipped with 3 - cell lithium - ion battery with a power rating of 2600 mAh which will give you several hours of working away from the main source of electricity.
Other features of this Asus X552LAV-BBI5N08 includes 4 GB DDR3 memory which is expandable to 12 GB; Multiformat DVD ± RW / CD - RW drive; 0.3 MP webcam with built in microphone; Media reader that supports SD format; 500 GB hard drive capacity that spins at the rate of 5400 rpm; and it comes in black textured finish for stylish look.
The Asus X552LAV-BBI5N08 laptop PC runs with Microsoft Windows 8.1 64-bit operating system. It has the following dimension: 1.3 inches x 15 inches x 9.9 inches and weighs about 5.1 pounds. You can get this laptop PC for just $ 499.99. But will be available for the price of $ 399 this Cyber Monday. Other laptops in this price range include
HP 15-f018dx, Dell Inspiron I3542-6003BK and Lenovo G50 – 59433840.
