Next Gen Clevo

You can pull the tablet off, and still be using the same Windows machine on the tablet with all of it's power, just over wireless with a direct RDC connection. It's the same Win 8 install, both on the tablet and on the computer.

I don't understand why you think it's so bad; you obviously don't get it.

 

W3x0ST ENG

W3x0ST MULTI

(Links will work in a few...but I am going to bed now...so)

ENJOY!

 

Those don't seem to work for me... But this does.

ftp://sftp.clevo.com.tw/USRMANUAL/P37xSM/EUM.zip

 

I already posted the P37xSM those links above are for W3x0ST Clevo tech is still uploading the files and I want to sleep, so those links will work soon.

 

It would help if I paid attention to both threads, wouldn't it?

Thanks for posting them.

 

are the links working for you guys? Not working for me.

 

Thanks for looking into it Prema, I cant wait for those links to work now lol

 

Ha ha, yeah sorry about that they will work soon, hoped they won't do a lunch brake before though, they are not very consistent in updating their servers...and I can't really upload them as they should be in public space first.

 

I'm also curious about the w3xx series next gen

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Anyone able to get the links to work?

 

So sorry links are still not live yet... in the meantime you can take a look here:

W350STx

W370ST

 

i would love if you did the same thing for the w230st prema

 

Shame doesn't look like a new design, aside from the msata and smaller power brick, looks like msi will be offering something nicer than clevo this year with the GE60 and GE70, they could still surprise us with a 765m instead of the 760m but I wouldn't hold my breath on that, looks like they are sticking with the non backlit keyboard as well, and msi has stepped up in that regard, I was hoping clevo would bring something new to the "budget gaming" laptop scene, looks like they opted for lazy refresh over innovation .
Lets hope I am wrong, but seems to me we might have to wait till next year to get a proper refresh, one that actually brings something new to the table .

 

What sort of information do we have on Clevo's dual-GPU Haswell product i.e. p370em's replacement? I'm looking at getting a p157sm once released, but would like to consider all options...

 

ftp://sftp.clevo.com.tw/USRMANUAL/P37xSM/EUM.zip

P37xSM manual. Enjoy!

 

Thanks, that's great they already have documentation on it.

Any idea when it will be launched?
Which "Model" (A, B, C) in the manual is the dual-GPU laptop?

 

You do realize that has been posted here quite a few times in the past few days . ^^

Edit : oops you must already know this since you posted it once before, or maybe I'm just tired and its something else entirely lol

 

He was just helping that guy who ask for it.

 

All three are dual GPU. A is the successor, same body new hardware. B is their gamer appeal one. New body, sleeker look, slightly better cooling, front facing camera, array microphones, etc. C is their 3d model, with the older style body.

Check Page 37 for the chart, and 39-42 for the physical differences.

I wonder if you could get the B model with the 3D emitter built in... If not, I bet you can at least get B with the 120hz screen.

 

Maybe if you could find the cable.

 

The B model looks really interesting, almost an Asus G-series (which I'm a fan of since having a G73) with dual GPUs. Don't see the utility of the back LEDs, but I'm sure you can turn them off.

These new models can't come soon enough - question is how long after June 10 will they be available?

 

well, availability doesnt always come right away with actual delivery after such major launches u can always expect a waiting period of like1-2 months since the backlog of orders will be a mile long, with everyone wanting to get their hands on the new hardware

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That P375 looks like an awful love child of the Asus G75 and the Alienware M17x. Those LEDs, lol. Seems like they have two cameras too.

I guess unless there's a way to remove or turn off those lights, there's gonna be a lot of unhappy campers. It's too bad, cause if it wasn't for those lights, the new design would be beautiful, IMO.

 

I was looking on several retailers sites today (iBuyPower, CyberpowerPC, and Sager Notebook) and i noticed that they have completely removed almost all of the 15" and 17" notebooks from their sites. Now I may not be an expert in retail or buisness, but to me the clearing out of a majority of their stock can only mean that they are making way for new products. Seeing as Clevo's are a majority of what they sell on those sites I think that can only be good news for the people of this forum

 

right on the money with ur assumption

 

Not sure if this has already been posted as its been on their site for a while now already, but to get an idea on pricing for the new models at release you can check these out:
SANTECH N87
SANTECH M68

 

And the reviews are already up !
P150SM
P157SM
P170SM
P177SM

 

and all models are hot, hot, hot and noisy.
I will have to wait for asus g750 review.

 

In short the reviews are disappointing. Besides the extra mSATA slot and matte bezel i dont really see much improvement from the EM series.

 

Maybe I don't understand...but what improvement were you expecting from clevo?

 

The ones that were pointed out in the past - touchpad, keyboard, sound (both internal and external), battery life (haswell supposedly focused on power savings and nothing), noise. The power brick could also be made smaller and slimmer like the Alienware Delta PSU.

Im not saying these arent great notebooks (ive had the D900F, P150HM, P151EM and W110ER myself), but i just dont see much improvement from the previous generation.

 

Well they had nice things to say about the 17" audio over at notebookcheck.

 

Yes it seams the 17" models got an improvement in sound especially the flashier P177SM.
The 15" models disappointed again with their poor sound though.

 

Looks like the reviews did not use the final heatsink revision though and they are using p375sm style heatsinks on the flashy models.

 

If the keyboard is in the class of the D900F it'll be fine for me. The touchpad just has to be usable without being annoying for me, as I'll mainly be using a mouse. The sound should be nice, though I use a USB headset. The power brick I have no issues with. If nothing else, it's a weapon in times of dire need

Once it's nice and cool I'm good.

 

You could always grab an steelseries keyboard and mod it to fit.

 

This gen is even thicker (5cm/2in). Is this because of the higer TDP GPU?

 

nope TDP us still the same at 100. its thicker because of the extra HDD slot I think

 

Yes the a bit thicker for the bling version.

 

Also another decision i cant understand is they stripped the non-bling versions of its DVI-I, which was its only analog video output.

So forget using these for business meetings, presentations, etc. where youd find older projectors as you wont be able to hook it up.

 

IIRC you can get dp to vga adapters. The analogue connectors take up a lot of space.

 

I don't mind a little thickness; can't wait until they add the 120Hz screens.

 

120hz will only be available on the 37x series.