I do not take any credit for this deal. It has been posted on the front page of slickdeals, and I thought it was an outstanding deal, so I posted it here. Even though I absolutly do not need another computer, I don't think I can resist.
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-drools- ok umm anyone wanna lend a guy 900 dollars?
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huh... im crying inside.........
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why not on the outside aswell? you wont be the only one
man i could really use 900 dlls right now..
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Intel to change processor naming for Montevina platform
Intel will change its naming scheme for mobile CPUs arriving with the Montevina notebook platform later this year. Montevina is the replacement for the current Santa Rosa platform. In addition to the T series processors, a P series and an S series will be added which will have lower TDP ratings. The T series will have a TDP rating of 30-39W, while the P will have a lesser TDP of 20-29W. The S series will be comprised of three segments: the SP, SL, and SU, which have TDPs of 20-29W, 12-19W, and less than or equal to 11.9W respectively. They will have a smaller package size to fit in smaller designs.
In Q3 2008, Intel is planning to launch a quad-core notebook processor.
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Gateway P-16831FX with 8800M-GTS impressions posted
(view large image)Forum member bwhxeon managed to snag a Gateway P-16831FX gaming notebook earlier than the laptop's planned release date. It features a 17" widescreen display, Core 2 Duo processor, and a powerful Nvidia GeForce 8800M-GTS graphics card. The notebook retails for a relatively low $1,349.99 at Best Buy. Please see the full impressions thread in the forum for more benchmarks and pictures.
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OLPC spin-out company to create $75 laptopA new ventureformed by former CTO of OLPC, Mary Lou Jepsen, plans to create a $75 laptop. Jepsen left OLPC to commercialize technologies she developed with OLPC. She is quoted as saying, "Spinning out from OLPC enables the development of a new machine, beyond the XO [laptop], while leveraging a larger market for new technologies." The company will work with OLPC and will be for-profit.
Read More (NYTimes.com)Sager NP5793 introduced, supports 8800M-GTX and Penryn Extreme
(view large image)Sager has refreshed their NP5792 17-inch gaming notebook with the NP5793, featuring a refreshed outer body and beefed up cooling system to handle the Nvidia GeForce 8800M-GTX and the Intel Core 2 Extreme processor. The bottom of the case and the heatsink have been revised to support the mobile Extreme processors, which allow overclocking. The Intel Core 2 Extreme X9000, which runs at 2.8GHz stock, can be overclocked to 3.0GHz and 3.2GHz in the BIOS.
Sager will start accepting pre-orders for systems with the X9000 CPU once an ETA is provided by Intel distributors. In other news, Sager has the new Intel Penryn Core 2 Duo T8100/ T8300/ T9300/ T9500 processors in stock and will start shipping notebooks with them to customers on Monday, Jan 14. Please see the full thread in the forums for more information.
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NotebookReview.com review of Sager NP5791
Special thanks to Justin for submitting this information
OLPC says Intel is welcome to come backThe One Laptop Per Child foundation said it would welcome Intel back. Intel left the OLPC on Jan. 3 after the companies were not able to settle "philosophical differences". Nicholas Negroponte, founder of OLPC, said in a statement "It was very unfortunate what happened with Intel, and I hope there's a way of rebuilding it in the future because there's no interest in OLPC pushing Intel out. It just is not in our interest. Our goal is to get this to as many children as possible." Intel manager Agnes Kwan said Intel would be willing to talk with OLPC, but noted that the two firms broke up because of differences that have not yet been resolved.
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im not crying any more... i realised that my system, while lacking a blueray, has a better gfx card... psu and i can OC w/ my mobo and better ram.... but it wins with processor... and i noticed that it has no moniter.... and i have a 22" samsung
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Greg said: ↑You're crying? I'm crying! I paid $1138 for mine, but I'm getting a $200 GC that I actually can use (so its kind of $938).
The only thing that system has that I do not that I'd want is BluRay thoughso it isn't that big of a loss since I do not have time to use/enjoy BR/HD-DVD movies.
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and im a laptop kinda guy.. i love my m1330, but still, nice deal :O
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Hugovr said: ↑and im a laptop kinda guy.. i love my m1330, but still, nice deal :OClick to expand...
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wow this is a great deal. for anyone who needs a laptop
Dell XPS 420 Quad Q6600, 3GB, 500GB hdd, dvd/BluRay, 8800GT 512MB, vista premium $894.96 + taxes
Discussion in 'Notebook and Tech Bargains' started by James, Jan 11, 2008.