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Gearburn • 1 Oct 2012

Asus N76 review: monster sound from a high-end laptop

By Dreyer Smit

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When we talk high performance laptops, Asus always comes to mind. And the new Asus N Series N76 laptop is a beast. Not only does it have spectacular performance and an awesome display, the sound that this monster produces can only be described as amazing.

We all know that laptop design hasn’t been really groundbreaking recently. Every laptop out there looks strikingly similar to the next with aluminum bodies and black bezel displays. And let’s not forget those Chiclet keyboards.