ASUS A53Z-NS61 A6-3420M Laptop for just $359
The ASUS A53 A53Z-NS61 notebook is available at just $359 and comes with AMD’s A6-3420M quad core APU clocked at 1.5GHz. It is a 15.6″ Notebook and is shipped free if you use the Coupon Code: “ASUSXTRA30”. You will need to pay Tax if you are in CA, NJ or TN.
The A6-3420m based notebooks typically sell for $400, so you get a bargain price. The notebook, however comes with only 3 GB RAM, which is still good enough for most purpose. Other Specs include 320 GB Hard Disk, DVD writer, HDMI, HD webcam.
Another deal of the week is the 17″ HP G7-1338DX notebook selling for $399. The advantage HP G7-1338DX is the larger screen and a faster Core i3-2350M dual core processor clocked at 2.30 GHz. The A6-3420M has however, faster graphics and is better if you are into gaming.
You can compare the A6-3420M and the Core i3-2350M here.
The newgg link for the ASUS A53Z-NS61 is here.
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