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mmarsh · January 12th, 2007

Damn you -HAL- you beat me to it.

I saw this on CNET's CES expo, this looks really cool (assuming it works as advertised) it will make notebook gaming a viable solution. I simply cannot believe nobody though of this until now. This is my favorite of the show so far.

My only question is what graphic chipset are they using Nvidia? ATI? or something new?

Still its a sweet deal. Your gaming notebook costs $2000. A average laptop $800. You add $350 thats $1150 your still ahead. Plus you can reuse it should you decide to get a new computer.

January 12th, 2007
mmarsh Kilobyte Posts: 230 Country: Microchips: 637 Gadgets	Damn you -HAL- you beat me to it. I saw this on CNET's CES expo, this looks really cool (assuming it works as advertised) it will make notebook gaming a viable solution. I simply cannot believe nobody though of this until now. This is my favorite of the show so far. My only question is what graphic chipset are they using Nvidia? ATI? or something new? Still its a sweet deal. Your gaming notebook costs $2000. A average laptop $800. You add $350 thats $1150 your still ahead. Plus you can reuse it should you decide to get a new computer. Last edited by mmarsh; January 12th, 2007 at 16:05.