New Clevo models listed on Style-Note website.

the x7200 reminds me of the old asus a1 laptop, it was the most awesome laptop when i was teenager, wanted it so much but the price was really out of my reach

 

Just noticed. At the first post, on the X7200, why does it say MXM 3.0 Type-B+ on the GTX 380M and only MXM 3.0 Type-B on the rest? Just a typo?

 

Well, ignore the specifics, it's just like how 480 and 380 is stated as 1gb DDR3, and then at below it's stated 1gb GDDR5.

Oh.. and I just noticed the built in subwoofer and 5 speakers/ 4 speakers respectively with certified home surround system, seems Clevo took the 860/870 bad audio quality criticisms personally.

 

nevertheless, start saving up for the new baby in da house ^^

 

Awesome some finally good speakers. Maybe they were following Asus now too like the G73JH. How bad is the NP8690 speakers? Now a backlit keyboard and call it day, been thinking about this notebook for crazy benchmarking. The nvidia GPU's are probably the same gpu scemes anyway, hence the difference between a 8800GTX and 9800GTX?

 

Hmm, I've loved to go for the x7200, but I'm sure it's at least $1.5k more than I can possibly stomach.

 

This thing will probably price out around 3.5K for the top screen dual 480M's and a 980X.

 

I'd guess closer to $5,000 USD.

 

Yeah i agree about 5,000 USD maybe 3,500, i would be awesome to have a 980X, screw the 480s, 5870s are the way to go.

 

Well, according to the OP, dual 480M, the 980X, 4GB RAM, and a 320GB HDD is +2071.30 Euros, added to the base system. So the question is then, how much does the barebone X7200 cost?

For example, the barebone X8100 is $1769 USD.

So you have to be looking at close to $4k for the entire kit. I cant justify over $2.2k for myself.

 

Well... Dual GPU systems had never been cheap.

 

Lol stop complaining about the price. I reckon the 980X is going to cost about 1300-1400$ by itself here in Norway ^^,

 

Yes i can't justify myself going over 2,300 either.

 

By the way the X7200 will be LED right?

 

It's going to have five ccfls.

 

What!! AGAIN with the CCFLs what the hell why why why lol.

 

You'd need a pair of those goggles they make you wear in tanning beds.

 

It's going to have a 200W spot light behind LCD, to answer to all those who say that a non-LED/RGBLED is not bright enough.

 

Yes, LED is in.

 

Check this brochure out:

http://web.eurocom.com/ec/data/m214.pdf

Any news from mySN???

 

Yes and they are posting it won't be launched until late August....


Description: World's first workstation class professional notebook powered by the fastest desktop 6-core Intel processors with ATi's Crossfire Video Technology with two ATi Radeon Mobility HD5870 or nVIDIA Quadro FX 3800M GPU. Whether you're a designer developing the latest automobile, a 3D artist working on the next blockbuster film, or a financial trader on Wall Street, EUROCOM Panther 2.0 solution deliver unmatched power and performance for all professional workstation applications, and is ideal for the CAD (computer-aided design), CAE (computer-aided engineering), DCC (digital content creation), visualization, and corporate markets.

Innovation: World's first Mobile Workstation class notebook with both SLI and CrossFire support and Intel 6-core Processor

Product Specifications EUROCOM Panther 2.0
General Information
Launch Date Late August, 2010
Phase Out Date N/A
Colour Dark Grey
Supported O/S Windows 7; Server 2008R2; RedHat
Special Feature(s) World's First Notebook with SLI and Crossfire support
System Architecture
Spindle Design 4; 4x HDDs or 3x HDDs + ODD
System Architecture .
Main Chipset Intel X58 + ICH10R
System Bus/FSB .
BIOS Size/Name Phoenix; 16MB
Processor
Processor Intel; i7/Extreme; Xeon 5500/5600 series; 4/6 cores
Processor Cache up to 12MB L3
Socket Type/Spec LGA1366
Processor Speed(s) up to 3.33GHz
Video and Graphics
Video Memory/Type up to 2GB DDR5
VGA Chipset/Architecture nVidia GTX 480M/GTX285M/Quadro FX3800M; ATi HD5870; Crossfire/SLI support
Built-in PC Camera 3M optional
Display
LCD size/type/resolution 17.3-inch FHD 1920x1080; 120Hz 3D Optional
Memory
Maximum RAM/# of sockets 24GB; 3
RAM Type/Spec/Pinout DDR3-1333/1600; SODIMM; 204pin
RAM Configuration(s) 24/12/6GB
Storage
Hard Drives: total # ; max capacity/rpm 4; 4TB
1st HDD: Max capacity/height/interface 1TB
2nd HDD: Max capacity/height/interface 1TB
3rd HDD: Max capacity/height/interface 1TB
4th HDD: Max capacity/height/interface 1TB
Card Reader/Type 7-in-1
Internal Floppy Drive N/A
1st Optical Drive Bay height/options DVD+RW; BD+-RW; BD-R
2nd Optical Drive Bay/Height N/A
DVD-ROM Module DVD+-RW
CD-Burner (WxRWxR) DVD+-RW
Combo DVD-ROM/CD-RW DVD+-RW
DVD-Burner DVD+-RW
Audio
Audio Architecture UAA; High Definition
Audio Chipset/Spec .
Internal Speaker(s) 5 speakers + Subwoofer
Audio-Out 1 - S/PDIF
Microphone Audio-in 1- Mic in
Headphone Out/Jack 1- Headphone
Built-in Microphone/Spec 1
Communications
on-board LAN / Chipset 1; RJ45
Internal Modem Type/ Spec 1; RJ11
Internal Wireless LAN spec 802.11a/b/g/n
Internal Bluetooth Optional
PC Card Slot(s)
PC Card Architecture/Chipset ExpressCard
# of slots/Type/Voltage 1; PCI-E ExpressCard
Zoom Video Port N/A
Internal miniPCI # of slots/Type 2; for WLAN and TV Tuner
Ports / Interfaces
FireWire (IEEE1394) 1; IEEE 1394b
External Monitor via HDMI or DVI port
Video-In interface HDMI-in; ver 1.4
TV-Out (chipset/spec) HDMI
Parallel Port /Spec 0
Serial Port 0
USB # of ports/Version 2x USB 3.0 + 3x USB 2.0
RF-in Port N/A
LAN on-board interface .
IrDA (location/spec) 0
PS/2 Port 0
Port Replicator Connector via USB
Port for Security Cable and Lock 1; Kensignton
Internal Modem Interface MDC
Built-in Antenna for Wireless LAN Yes
Input Devices
Internal Keyboard # of keys / hot keys 102keys with numeric keypad
Built-in instant keys .
Numeric Keypad Integrated
Multi-language Keyboard(s) Available
Internal Pointing Device TouchPad
Battery
1st Battery: # of cells; capacity; life .
2nd Battery # of cells; capacity; life .
Dimensions
Weight (kg/lb) .
Dimensions WxDxH (mm/inch) .
Packaging L xWx H / N.W. / G.W. .
Included Accessories
AC Adapter/Model #/Max Output 300W; 110-250V
Carrying Case Optional
Drivers and Utilities CD Included
Extra Accessories
Internal MP3 Player N/A
Internal TV Tuner w/Remote Optional
Internal IP Sharing Module N/A
Extra 1st Battery Pack .
Optional AC Adapter 300W; 110-250V
Optional 2nd Battery Bracket .
Optional Car Adapter 300W Car Invertor
Air and Car Adapter N/A
MPEG-2 H/W N/A
Internal LS-120 Drive N/A
Optional Modem N/A
Optional Port Replicator via USB
2nd HDD Bracket/Height 9.5mm
Internal ZIP Drive/Capacity N/A
Internal Sub-Woofer Included

 

Above is from Specifications

I just want to know dimensions and price now.

 

Late August now

That's when AW's rumored 400w is supposed to be coming out too...

 

Will see how long they keep it posted...It's replacing the D900F and still with a desktop processor so if that one is too big and heavy for you then this one will be as well.

 

Not worried about it being too large, just want to see a comparison to the D900. Looks impossibly thin from that promo shot.

 

Only 300w power adapter? I don't know but it seems to me that's not going to be enough. Somehow I don't think we're getting the whole story here. Something is not right.

 

Yes it makes sense that the SLI or Crossfirex version would have a 400w PSU. Maybe a 300W for the single GPU version.

 

Yeah it should be 400w if it's going to be running dual cards plus USB 3.0 and desktop processors.

 

Oh well the kinks need to be worked out guys.

 

419 x 286 x 60.7mm

or

16.5" x 11.26" x 2.4"

 

Oh yeah, I forgot we had mentioned that. So, roughly same size with extra GFX card. Can't complain.

 

1920x1080 screen resolution on a workstation is blasphemy!

 

Looks like the D900F and the x8100 are no longer present on the Clevo website. Might be updating their website with the new laptops.

CLEVO - Series

 

Those machines were just mistakes from the beginning, and Clevo has to realize that. Thus, the concepts are consolidated into the X7200.

I feel bad for owners of them, because their notebooks might be EOL so quickly, probably with zero updates coming.

 

Has anyone mentioned the "W860CU-3D" shown here?



Seems it has a USB 3.0 port and supports SDXC cards in addition to its 3d-capable screen.

 

Maybe the x8100 was but the D900F was very successful in sales and customer satisfaction from what many have told me.

 

Interesting, but without a GPU upgrade, it's hard to see 3D-Vision running games well at higher than 1280x720.

I just remember how some "individuals" tried to sell us on the fact that 280M SLI was impossible with the desktop CPU, when it was clearly an upsell for the X8100.

 

Possibly a benefit of it only being available with the low-resolution 1366x768 screen.

 

The x7200 is supposed to have a 120Hz 3D Display as an option. Can't wait to see that one...

 

I got excited until I saw that res....ugh

 

The x7200 won't have a low res. It's the W8690 that will.

 

Hmm... 2x480M SLI with desktop CPU, and now 3D screen on top of that, interesting. Probably the only notebook on the market that has the power to actually make use of the 3D screen.

 

It's not hard at all really. Just a few years ago the Nvidia 7950 was king of the hill, then the 8800 came out....performance is constantly improving.

I would find it hard to believe if they could not fit more power and performance in these machines, heat be damned.

 

That screen has been available for quite a while just most resellers do not offer it.

 

Well you are right. But what I curious about is W860CU 3D listed with USB 3.0 port. Seems like revision with Nvidia 3DKIT available for W860CU.

EDit:Okay too late

 

I'm hoping a lot of these specs are true. Should be fun to bench.

The 8800 doesn't have a TDP of 100W, plus 130W TDP for the i7-980x.

 

FINALLY!

Watch a little later today for the nVIDIA GeForce GTX 480M 256bit 2GB GDDR5 to be offered for pre-sale on the Sager NP9280.

 

Hot dang... Waiting for the price for that 480

 

2 things: benchmarks and load temps.

 

The nVIDIA GeForce GTX 480M 256bit 2GB GDDR5 will be available in more than the 9280 soon too!