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    Eurocom Python D470K or Acer Ferrari 3200

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by michel, Apr 28, 2004.

  1. michel

    michel Notebook Enthusiast

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    Hello to all members

    I HOPE i put this in the right area.

    well now my search for a new 64bit AMD computer is getting complicated

    Eurocom has just releasaed python and it has a AMD odessa chip!

    I was thinking of buying the new Acer 3200 but can anyone tell me what kind of AMD 64 bit chip it has ? How does the Acer 3200 chip compare to the Python?

    Also please advise if you were me which one you choose ?

    The following is the email I got with the spec:

    OTTAWA, CANADA - Eurocom Corporation has released the Python D470K notebook based on the AMD AthlonTM 64 processor. The AMD based notebook model is a perfect solution for highly demanding gaming and graphics applications.


    The EUROCOM Python D470K is a powerful, stylish and fully upgradeable 17-inch widescreen desktop replacement notebook based on AMD AthlonTM 64 processor. The model offers users 128MB DDR video memory with 8x AGP ATI Mobility Radeon 9700 graphics card and memory up to 2GB DDR400. The system is fully configurable with a choice of hard drive up to 60GB 7,200rpm or 80GB 5,400rpm, a choice of optical drive, such as: 24x COMBO or 2x Dual-DVD+-R/RW (DVD Burner) and a standard 3-in-1 card reader (MMC/MS/SD).


    The Python D470K model is designed for users looking for a powerful mobile computing solution combining great gaming with business performance. Sporting a large and bright 17-inch display in a wide-screen format the notebook offers an outstanding movie presentation experience. A true desktop replacement, the D470K model configured with a DVD Burner, internal subwoofer and internal TV tuner may indeed replace both your television and your desktop PC.

    AMD Athlon 64 Processor
    The new AMD AthlonTM 64 processor, designed specifically for desktop replacement notebooks provides exceptional performance for demanding software applications as well as built-in support for future 64-bit applications. The AMD PowerNow!TM technology enables advanced power management and longer system battery life. Notebook computers with the AMD Athlon 64 processor are able to deliver desktop-class performance for the most demanding software applications. With the AMD Athlon 64 processor, mobile users can enjoy outstanding performance on PC software including productivity, entertainment, and gaming. As the first PC processor for notebook computing to run on the AMD64 platform, the AMD Athlon 64 processor can provide superior performance on today’s software with complete readiness for the coming wave of 64-bit computing.

    Python D470K Specifications:

    · Display: Mega-wide 17-inch widescreen WXGA 1440-by-900 pixels resolution display with 16:9 aspect ratio and contrast ratio of 300:1 (and soon WSXGA+ 1680-by-1050 resolution)

    · upgradeable 754-pin AMD Athlon64 w/512KB cache, AMD Mobile Athlon w/1MB cache, AMD Hammer (0.13u core) or AMD Odessa (90nm core)

    · 128MB DDR video 8x AGP ATI Mobility Radeon 9700

    · up to 2GB DDR400 memory

    · up to 7,200rpm 60GB hard drive or up to 80GB 5,400rpm

    · choice of optical drive: 24x COMBO or 2x Dual-DVD+-R/RW

    · 3-in-1 card reader MMC/MS/SD

    · built-in 5 speakers and optional sub-woofer

    · optional internal WebCam video camera - 300K pixels

    · optional TV-tuner with S-Video in and RCA/Coax cable ports

    · optional Bluetooth and WirelessLAN

    · standard ports

    · full-size 102-key desktop-like keyboard

    Detailed Specifications Configure Python D470K Now

    Loaded with features, the new EUROCOM Python D470K model, is a perfect solution for highly demanding gaming and graphics applications.

    Eurocom Corporation: Eurocom Corporation is a leading innovator in the notebook industry. The company has produced many firsts, such as manufacturing the first notebook with a 15.1-inch LCD panel and a full-size, 102-key, keyboard. Since 1989, Canada-based Eurocom Corporation has led the Desktop Replacement Notebook™ industry with over 950 dedicated resellers and agents worldwide. For more information please visit www.eurocom.com

    Thanks[?]
     
  2. Enderet

    Enderet Notebook Enthusiast

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    That Eurocom notebook is actualy made by a taiwanese ntoebook manufacturer known as Clevo. The notebook has NOT been released, and Eurocom is known for always jumping the gun and "releasing" Clevo notebooks before many other resellers. Be aware though... that the specs they claim are usualy changed a little by the time the notebook actualy sees release. This ntebook in particular has not been released, but you can get a very similar one from Sager, PC Torque, Hypersonic-PC, and several other places. The notebook that they sell uses the same chasis, but instead of having a AMD processor, uses a P4 processor.
     
  3. gmich

    gmich Newbie

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    Your are correct on the issue of who makes the Eurocom model. For the record when it comes out it will be a super model. Initial previews of it have convinced our company to integrate it into our product line as well. However, in my opinion I feel that the Clevo model that uses the Prescott CPU and has Dual Channel RAM architecture (M-TECH 870P) is the top choice for anyone who does not need long battery life but does need tremendous power. The Dual channel gives it an advantage over other CPU styles that still use a single channel memory path.
    But if you are a AMD fan, then I would recomend holding out for the Clevo AMD version (MTECH D470K) No sure answer as to when you can expect it to be released. So many issue to iron out from the time Clevo releases it and it passing through customs and then our own QC. Like the Eurocom model though we expect it any day.[?]
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