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PC gaming’s certainly not dying, but by the same token, we recently saw a big-name PC-exclusive game roaming about our local wildlife reserve. The poor creatures are all but extinct these days, an...
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General Dynamics Itronix announced the launch of the GD8200 fully rugged notebook on Tuesday. The 13.3-incher, which happens to be the company’s first Sandy Bridge notebook, is designed to withs...
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For someone who is running a business, product design, one important thing that we should not forget, if he or she really wants to ensure the success that the sale of the products will achieve guarant...
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Asus today launched what it describes as a "strikingly stylish" 13.3-inch notebook, the U30Jc. The thin and light laptop is the world's first notebook to pair Intel's Core i3 processor with Nvidia's...
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Intel this week officially introduced its new Itanium 9300 processor series, which you may recognize by its codename, Tukwila. According to intel, the 9300 series chips more than double the performanc...
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Intel on Tuesday unveiled its fastest enterprise and high-performance computing chip ever as part of its new Xeon 7500 series. Based on the company's Nehalem architecture, Intel says the launch repres...
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If you love somebody, surely you want to give the best things for her. Sometimes, words are not enough to express your deep love and you need to symbolize it into a thing. Rings and necklaces are th...
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Motorola’s Droid is full of firsts: It’s the first smartphone on Verizon powered by Google’s Android OS, it’s also the first Motorola smartphone to use Android, and it’s the first phone in t...
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HostGator, hosting a company in America offers Hostgator Coupons to customers for the first time. This work, Hostgator coupons promotional coupons and vouchers are the others. These Hostgator Coupon C...
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When Final Fantasy XIV first launched, it was a bit of a mess. Actually, scratch that. It was a complete and utter disaster -- the kind of half-baked idea spillage so radioactively heinous that we wer...
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In the market for a gaming notebook? If so, Asus’ G73 laptop might be the steal of the year, albeit it’s still early. Nevertheless, we haven’t been this stoked about an affordable gaming notebook since Gateway wowed us with its P7811-FX machine.
Those looking for battery life first and performance second need not apply. But if you’re into desktop replacements, the G73′s spec sheet will certainly oblige. Inside the 17.3-inch laptop sits an Intel Core i7 720QM quad-core processor, and that’s just the beginning. You’ll also find 8GB of DDR3 memory, ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870 graphics with a 1GB frame buffer, and a 500GB hard drive spinning at 7200RPM.
The G73 also boasts a 1920 x 1080 screen resolution, DVD burner, 4 USB ports, VGA and HDMI, an 8-in-1 card reader, 2.0MP, 8-cell battery, and Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit.
Ready for the best part? It’s available now from Newegg $1,450.
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