ASUS G2P

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Pros
Great for playing games
Nice 17-inch screen
Cons
Big and heavy
Brief battery life

Asus G2P-7R009C Review

by Carla Thornton

- The Asus G2P-7R009C is a big, heavy notebook short on battery life but long on gaming muscle. This powerful desktop replacement can handle e-mail and spreadsheets, but the flashing lights and red-honeycomb air pockets won't let you forget that its raison d'être is killing zombies.

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