The first SLI notebook on the market
U.S. WindowsPC makers dared to dream a big one, so they made a notebook codenamed Sting 919.
The company, which makes desktops and laptops specifically designed for games, wanted nothing less than to make the world’s largest graphics-powered notebook. Behind the rather conventional look is a real monster, and the best proof of this is the following small specification:
VGA: 2 NVIDIA GeForce 7800 Go with 256 MB DDR3 memory
CPU: AMD Athlon 64 FX-60
Screen: 19-inch 1900 × 1200 WUXGA + LCD (with ClearView SuperBrite Technology)
Memory: 2 GB Apacer 400 MHz Dual Channel DDR RAM
HDD: Fujitsu SATA and Ultra ATA 120 GB drives with RAID 0 capability
Other: Internal TV receiver with remote control, 90-day pixel error guarantee
According to the first news, the price is expected to be around $ 4800, which is not surprising, knowing that the Dell notebook, ordered just 4 months ago, came with a similar price of 1 7800 card and a much more modest configuration.
