Asus X54L-BBK2 for $309 at Best Buy
Update 8/9/2012 – The Deal and the best buy links have expired. We also do not find the Asus X54L-BBK2 on Best buy any more. Amazon has this notebook at $419 at the time we update this.
We encourage readers who purchased this notebook to share their experience with this notebook.
Best buy has this two day deal that you may want to grab. The Asus X54L-BBK2 comes for just $309 and is the cheapest Sandy bridge based notebook that we have seen recently and that too with a USB 3.0 Port.
Quick Specs
– i3-2330M processor 2.2 GHz dual core Sandy bridge – No Turbo Boost.
– 4 GB RAM
– 320 GB Hard Disk
– USB 3.0
– 15.6″ screen (1366 x 768 resolution)
– No HDMI or Bluetooth.
Grab the Notebook here . ( The link is no longer valid and hence removed – 8/9/2012).
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