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    Pegasus 670

    Discussion in 'Other Manufacturers' started by taelrak, Jun 18, 2007.

  1. taelrak

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    Anyone know what ODM makes the rockdirect Pegasus 670 chassis and what model it is?
     
  2. JasonO

    JasonO Notebook Guru

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    I know they use Clevo and Uniwill...i have a feeling this would have been a new uniwill/ecs we haven't seen yet...
     
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    It looks pretty neat though...sort of like the Compal IFL90, but quite a bit better.
     
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    Ice-Tea MXM Guru NBR Reviewer

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    The Pegasus series has been Uniwill, but as you can see the product looks quite a bit different, so I don't know..
     
  5. JasonO

    JasonO Notebook Guru

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    I think its a Uniwill with a ECS influence this time round seeing as they had aquired Uniwill sometime last year
     
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    timjones101 Notebook Consultant

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    i like the look of it too, it seems like a good value powerhouse laptop. was considering the Rizeon but this looks better although heavier. is it true is has gddr3 GPU?
     
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    Lil Mayz Notebook Deity

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    I'm pretty sure It's made by clevo, but its sold by the British notebook distributor Rock.
     
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    timjones101 Notebook Consultant

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    rock have confirmed the 670 has gDDR2 Ram in its 8600GT, oh well, i am still courting it. If anyone picks one up will they post a review/their thoughts?
     
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    wilsonchou Notebook Enthusiast

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    No, its uses DDR3
     
  10. wilsonchou

    wilsonchou Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hi,

    Yes, if the configuration comes to £920 you will only have to pay us an extra £120. The 8600GT uses GDDR3.

    If your notebook ever needs a warranty repair you will be responsible covering all the carriages costs for sending it back.

    Please don't hesitate to contact me should you have any further questions at all?
    Best Regards,

    Ben Carless
    Sales Account Manager
    www.rockdirect.com
    ben.carless *a t* rock-group.plc.uk