Posts by Q4Legend

[quote=Adam@PCTorque]lol sorry, we're not intentionally dragging it out -The back panel LCD is not in the production model (as I've said before) So there's no LCD screen at all - just a badge I presume? I was kinda looking...

Of course, it totally depends on the activities being performed. Apparently DVD playback is the most intesive on battery life, so you'd be lucky to get 1 1/2 hours on a P4 DTR (which is a shame as most films are over that length )....

Please respond to the thread below, thanks http://notebookforums.com/showthread...d=1#post728149

Hold on, wait a minute... I've just been to www.eurocom.com and configured the D700t (Sager 7620 equivalent) to 3.2 P4, 60GB 7200 H/Drive, 1GB RAM, Windows XP Home, 3yr warranty and that comes to: $3613 (£1879). That's even more...

Just been to PCTorque and configured the upcoming sager 7620 laptop - Came to a total of $2340 (£1221.50) for 3.2 P4, 60GB 7200 HD, 3 year warranty, 1GB RAM, Windows Home... Exact same PC on order at home in UK = £1720 ($3296) ...

I have pre-ordered my (Sager equivalent) 7620 laptop in the UK and I was told there are 3 graphics options available... 1. The Radeon X800 2. The Geforce 6800 Go 3. The Geforce 6800 Go (12 layer) The advisor recommended this 3rd...

Few things to input here - Firstly, it is due out in UK in 2 weeks time (confirmed) so that's the MAX amount of time I'd say you'd have to wait in US. Secondly, I don't think the machine looks THAT big at all, especially when...

Well, when I say Ultra I mean the DDR3 version (called the Ultra in Dell machines). I have had this confirmed (and even recommended) by the company advisor at www.ajp.co.uk HTD

Quote: Originally Posted by Edwin I dont understand this indicsion people have over video cards. There is NO mistake of buying the "wrong" video card. Both are excellent cards and you will be happy either way....

Gotta be the 7620 with the new DDR3 Geforce Go 6800 Ultra. I have been planning on purchasing this model with the Radeon X800 for 3almost 3 months now but excellent reviews of the Geforce card at tomshardware and extremetech have...