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| | (Post a comment) » Eurocom launches 19" GeForce Go7800 GTX SLI notebookLooking for the ultimate desktop replacement notebook? If so, you may want to check out Eurocom's M590K Emperor. The notebook comes with a 19" 1680x1050 widescreen panel and can be purchased with dual GeForce 7800 GTX GO GPUs. From the PR:
Eurocom Launches 19-inch Supernotebook with Dual-VGA NVIDIA GeForce Go7800GTX Graphics and 64-bit AMD Turion64 Eurocom Corporation, a leader in the Desktop Replacement notebook technology since 1989 is launching a perfect fully upgradeable Mobile Workstation Supernotebook featuring 19-inch display, 64-bit AMD Turion64 and NVIDIA Dual-VGA technology.
Having successfully incorporated the upgradeable graphics and dual-core processors into its portable systems, Eurocom continues to deliver the cutting-edge notebook technologies by moving into larger displays. The new EUROCOM M590K Emperor model comes with a 19-inch WSXGA+ TFT LCD screen with native 1680 x 1050 resolution. The 290-nits brightness ensures that even in direct sunlight you can see the display clearly.
Coupled with a choice of upgradeable graphics such as: NVIDIA's Dual-VGA Technology with 2x 256MB DDR3 Nvidia GeForce Go7800GTX, or Single-VGA solution with 256MB DDR3 ATi Mobility Radeon x800XT Platinum Edition or Single-VGA Nvidia GeForce Go7800GTX, and SRS WOW Surround Sound System, the M590K EMPEROR is a perfect high-end engineering professional computing solution wonderfully suited for those doing 3D Animation and Modelling, 3D Simulation, publishing and graphics work as well as mobile gaming.
EUROCOM M590K offers up to 2 GB of DDR400 RAM and up to 120GB 7,200rpm SATA-2 hard drive, 8x Multi DVD Burner and 4-in-1 media card reader. Noteworthy is the AMD Mobile Turion64 (35W) MT-37/40 processor with 1MB L2 cache and the ensemble of a internal TV Tuner, 802.11a/b/g wireless LAN, Bluetooth, 1Gigabit Ethernet, five USB 2.0 ports, FireWire, HDTV port, DVI-I port for dual display, and all standard ports.
Being a true mobile workstation, the M590K Emperor is designed to be physically larger than typical travelling mate notebooks and comes equipeed with a desktop-like full-size 102-key keyboard with a separate numeric keypad for ease of typing and integrated WebCam for video conferencing. The system measures 476 x 343 x 29.5mm and weights 6.5 kg. Eurocom offers 1 year standard warranty and optional 3 years Return to Factory and On-Site warranty.
The system is scheduled to be shipped this month
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Wingless at 07:41pm 02/19/2006
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Battery life?!
WTF IS WRONG WITH YOU NERDS!
This is a gaming machine!! PLUG THAT @@@%% UP INTO A WALL AND DONT
WORRY ABOUT A HIGH LIGHT BILLS BECAUSE YOUR %&$ SHOULDNT BE AT
HOME!
If you buy a gaming laptop and CARE about batter life then you got
the wrong !@&% machine.....go buy an Mac iBook ho.
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Viperman5686 at 06:55am 02/19/2006
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This thing probably needs two batteries worth of power just to
finish booting up before it dies.
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suture (View my Profile) at 05:30pm 02/18/2006
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7lbs is considered heavy when you travel as much as I do for my job.
When I used to work for the DoD, I carried around a Panasonic
Toughbook, which was even heavier. We loved the Toughbooks, but
hated carrying them around. Having one slung over your shoulder
while you walk around an airport or walk about a military
installation -- it gets to you, trust me.
I work for a private top secret company now, and am involved with
50% of the IT purchases. Everyone wants a TnL laptop now.
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Anonymous at 05:18am 02/18/2006
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I've got a DELL XPS 3.4 ghz 2 gig ram 256meg grahics card. These
new desktop replacements &$#!$@@. I needed it for working from home
and at work on the same machine and gaming on it as well.
Couldn't ask for much more in speed wise its apparently only 10%
slower than the PC version but yeah there not the best for
traveling, they are a bit of a brick to travel with but still fine
to travel short trips on. Give me twice the power and ability to
game anyday over a few hours of battery life i'll never use.
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Matterthief at 12:30pm 02/17/2006
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As the article an Keilun pointed out it's only 14.3 lbs .Twice the
weight of your current notebook,if you feel thats heavy be wary of a
mild breeze as you could be blown away very easily :)
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Anonymous at 11:02am 02/16/2006
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If you have to ask about battery life, you probably can't afford it.
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Formerly Anonymous at 06:21am 02/16/2006
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meh, in 6 months or a year, the next graphics card will pwn an sli
setup. 3DFX VoodooSLI => Voodoo3 anyone??
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Suture at 05:20am 02/16/2006
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Good Lord that thing must be heavy. I carry around a 7lb notebook
for work and I don't even like lugging this thing around. However
it's obvious this 19" notebook is catering to a certain crowd.
Yeah, I could have gone with a thin and light notebook myself, but I
wanted more power for playing gam -- er, I mean, having more
spreadsheets open.
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phirewind at 09:35pm 02/15/2006
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bah, I'd just built a micro-ATX cube with a 7800 GTX... now there's
something smaller AND more powerful.. drat, foiled again.
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Anonymous at 09:00pm 02/15/2006
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Only 1680x1050? No RAID option? And price?
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