bit-tech.net — The first review of the new Nvidia mobile GPU is up. Nvidia claim it's almost exactly the same chip as the desktop GeForce, and the first benchmarks seem to back that up. The Extreme-Gaming desktop replacement notebook is here!
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bugmenot2Sep 28, 2005
WOW. That's pretty damn fast....at first I thought it was a 7800 GTX for cellphones...
krizSep 28, 2005
Anyone catch the battery life? They say it's "impressive" but don't elaborate past that.
mindsinkerSep 28, 2005
Nice, this will really fry your nuts.
dabellahSep 29, 2005
Mispost, dunno how that happened O.o
nuclearpenguinsSep 29, 2005
Honestly, I don't see how people can get excited about this. Why? Because sure graphics on laptops have improved over the years, batteries havent. And playing games makes your battery goes bye-bye even quicker. Waste of money, get a desktop for games until they develop batteries that can last longer that 3 hours.
penguinixSep 29, 2005
I bought my previous laptop from sager and they are releasing this laptop in a few months as a replacement for mine. According to their site this laptop is going to weigh in around 8.5 lb. Its only going to cost 1600. I totally want one.
fogdoggSep 29, 2005
Woah, I can't believe how well Nvidia is doing it right now...
atenSep 29, 2005
What has APPLE thought of this?i whant one for my powerbook
technojunkieSep 29, 2005
VoodooPC just added the 7800GTX to their configuration list:<a class="user" href="http://www.voodoopc.com/system/quotekitchen.aspx?productID=1083">http://www.voodoopc.com/system/quotekitchen.aspx?productID=1083</a>Unfortunately it comes to over $5,000 US configured the way I'd like it though. It'll be much cheaper from other vendors like these guys:<a class="user" href="http://www.m-techlaptops.com/amd_dual_core_laptop.htm">http://www.m-techlaptops.com/amd_dual_core_laptop.htm</a>I'm sure Sager will have them too, eventually.