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Clevo D900C - The World's Fastest Notebook

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Clevo is a notebook maker based in Taiwan that's in the business of cranking out gaming laptops that often get rebadged by companies such as Alienware, Sager and VoodooPC. The new Clevo D900c model turns easily into the world's fastest notebook with the help of Intel Core 2 Duo/Extreme X6800, Intel P965 motherboard, 2x NVIDIA GeForce Go 7950 GTX 512MB in SLI, 17-inch WXGA (1680 x 1050) or WUXGA (1920 x 1200) display, up to 4GB RAM, up to 3 HDD's in RAID configuration and 2-bay optical drive support. There're also all kinds of extras, like integrated TV Tuner, 1.3MP Web Cam, 7-in-1 Card Reader and Bluetooth support. To power all of this the D900c will need a whopping 280W power supply unit. The laptop has a battery, but Clevo doesn't mention what the battery life would be. The Clevo D900c is going to be sold by Sager as the NP9260 with a price tag of around $2,700. Availability should be in the late April to early May time frame. Other manufacturers like Pro-Star and likely Alienware will also take the D900C and rebadge it as their own. The Clevo D900C should appear at CeBIT in Hannover Germany this week.

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Notebook?! LOL. Desktop in notebook disguise more like it.
 
holy crap what are the temps like with that thing???
 
holy crap what are the temps like with that thing???

I certainly wouldn't play with that on my lap, you'll eventually burn your legs and probably end up sterile.

And batteries, I bet they only last about 5 minutes whilst playing a game.
 
I certainly wouldn't play with that on my lap, you'll eventually burn your legs and probably end up sterile.

And batteries, I bet they only last about 5 minutes whilst playing a game.

lol! burn your nuts off! :twitch:
 
nice specs but looks like the average laptop :D
 
Wait til Ailienware re-style it then ;)
 
Talk about being chained to the wall. You couldn't take that sucker anywhere without looking for a power outlet to plug into.
 
Talk about being chained to the wall. You couldn't take that sucker anywhere without looking for a power outlet to plug into.

i know! which makes me wonder why people bother paying all that money for something they cant move around very easily.
 
Hmmm... Well, technically you could move it around easy. Easier than a desktop anyway. So I guess if you're a guy who just wants a gaming PC but is on the move a lot, this might be a good option. However, if you want it for business and need access to it when you're in a cab or whatever, this just wouldn't make good business sense...
 
I highly doubt a businessman would use that notebook demon. They'r better off with some ULV CPU notebooks, or at least something with a battery life of 4hrs+.

This is basically a "PC" for LANs. Even smaller than a Shuttle + Monitor. Although you can probably upgrade a Shuttle easier than that one ;)
 
This is basically a "PC" for LANs. Even smaller than a Shuttle + Monitor. Although you can probably upgrade a Shuttle easier than that one ;)

Yeah, I imagine that's the market they're aiming for.
 
Crotch burner more like it. That thing is nice though. I never would have though Alienware, VoodooPC and Sager didnt make their own gaming notebooks though...
 
they keep it cool with a portable mini tank of liquid nitrogen :toast: and since the notebook costs an arm and a leg, they give you two free arms and to free leggs wooooo, only after rebates ofcoarse :roll: jk lol. cool notebook tho
 
if you can afford to buy that,you would have a kick ass desktop too,so i guess its a rich mans lan machine only.it would be on a desk at a lan so it dont amtter so much about heat and no burnt goolies.
 
well i guess if you can afford this as a lan party machine you can afford a set of new balls :nutkick:
 
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