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    P270wn ?

    Discussion in 'Sager and Clevo' started by SidneyLeeJohnson, Jun 28, 2011.

  1. SidneyLeeJohnson

    SidneyLeeJohnson Notebook Enthusiast

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    What is the Clevo P270WN?
     
    SidneyLeeJohnson, Jun 28, 2011
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    Zero989 Notebook Virtuoso

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    the sager x7200
     
    Zero989, Jun 28, 2011
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  3. Larry@LPC-Digital

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    It is the upcoming (maybe Nov-Dec) Sandy Bridge E system that will be a desktop CPU based laptop. Somewhat like the x7200. :)
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    Larry@LPC-Digital, Jun 28, 2011
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    one more........whats difference between p270wm/p270wn?
    or its just someones clerical error :D
     
    DGDXGDG, Jun 28, 2011
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    The only P270WM (or P270WN?) info we have are a few pictures of the motherboard that was on display at Computex recently.

    It features Sandy Bridge-E processor support (X79 chipset; Socket LGA2011), Quad Channel memory support (yeah that's right; 4x DIMMs at the very least!), dual video card (SLI/CrossFireX) support, triple hard drive support, and we know that it is going to be the next almighty King of notebooks.

    I want one, although at this point it's a shot in the dark if I'll have enough to get one. Here's to dreaming!
     
    ettornio, Jun 29, 2011
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