EUROCOM Launches 11.6" Gaming Notebook Discussion

EUROCOM managed to fit a 2GB Nvidia GT 650M graphics card and the latest Intel 'Ivy Bridge' processors into its new Monster 1.0, an 11.6" gaming notebook.

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Since Alienware decided not to launch the updated M11x yet, this little Monster might be the ideal solution for gamers looking to stay as portable as possible.

I can hardly wait to see one of these for myself.

 

The M11x has actually been discontinued and "phased out" worldwide, it has been confirmed that there will NOT be a 4th revision which means no Ivy Bridge. Very soon it will not be available at all from Dell, retail or outlet.

 

EUROCOM will be reselling the Clevo w110er like the rest of the resellers...

There I fixed it for you

 

I know some sites are reporting there will definitely be no M11x replacement, but all I've heard so far from Dell/Alienware is that there is no M11x replacement NOW and that the new lineup consists of just the new M14x, M17x and M18x.

I know M11x sales dropped off after the first year of explosive sales but it seems odd that Alienware would completely abandon gaming with smaller notebooks. Not only will all the Clevo resellers be pushing this new 11-inch gaming laptop this year, but initial conversations with multiple manufacturers suggest that we should start seeing several options for sub 13-inch gaming/multimedia notebooks using Intel's Ivy Bridge and NVIDIA's Kepler GPUs.

In any case, I like the initial specs on this Eurocom Monster (Clevo w110er) ... I just wish the matte screen option didn't increase the price so much.

 

I always wonder why reviewers always refer to the reseller's name of the model not the OEM name

 

Sadly, I don't have faith in quality of that screen. They should of used LG 12" IPS on that bad boy.

 

Looks like a nice product for those who want a pint-sized gaming laptop.

Is the 2 GB 650M any better than the 1 GB 650M, or is this the 1.5 GB 555M versus the 3.0 GB 555M all over again?

 

Price is quite bad. This is much better:

Reflexnotebook.ca is your Source for the Sager NP6110 (Clevo W110ER) in Canada

In Canada, it seems that Reflex is much better than Euro. Also read some horror stories regarding Euro's customer service http://forum.notebookreview.com/sager-clevo/428062-official-disclosure-my-very-bad-experience-eurocom.html

Anyway, Reflex seems to give 8GB RAM for free, with a lower starting price.

 

Ongoing Discussion in the Owner's Lounge:

http://forum.notebookreview.com/sag...-clevo-w110er-sager-np6110-owners-lounge.html

 

Mentioning both would benefit consumers who are looking for information/reviews on certain chassis type.

 

for the 650m there are 2 versions, ddr3 and gddr5

 

But not for the W110ER (11.6 inch notebook), isnt it confirmed its only GDDR3, no matter which option you choose?

The W150ER has the GDDR5 650m version for sure!

So its really kind of like with the m14x 555m version, only the amount of VRAM is different, but the type for both is DDR3.. In reality the VRAM makes a very minor-to-none difference, especially on a 768p notebook...

 

FYI I have one in my hands for review courtesy of Eurocom. Review coming ...