Posts by zakaluka2

Quote: Originally Posted by Kakaze Ah, so, even moreso than before, nVidia is charging people a premium for the same stuff they can get at Best Buy for a lot cheaper. Woohoo. I think that reply belongs in...

I would hold off a judgement on the Eee until it starts shipping. From the specs, it's definitely not a speed demon. But, I would assume that for 90% of "daily tasks" (web, email, documents), it will do fine. There is also...

Personally, I can only get one if the whole Windows XP thing pans out. I love Linux, but it would be for work and the software we use only runs on Windows XP (despite being a "web application"). Everything else looks...

Quote: Originally Posted by Kakaze From what I remember from the last time I looked, Quadros are nVidia's workstation cards...they'll perform amazingly well with OpenGL but they're not generally as good with DirectX...

The processor and GPU are pretty low-end. However, the rest of the laptop is not bad. It looks like a good deal, and you are paying a premium over the Acer TM 2480[1] for +40gb, +512mb RAM, and a DVD Super-Multi Drive. Overall, for...

Quote: Originally Posted by flyby17 Thanks zakluka. I did check out the V2 on Milestone and it looks nice, but I think I'm going to wait to see what the actual price of the F8s will be. Like I said I want to play...

Hi flyby17, Djembe's pretty much answered most of your questions, but I'll throw in a little more information in case it is useful to you. The V2S has had a deal going on at MilestonePC and GentechPC. The deals were basically for...

#1. Bang for the buck ratio, as mentioned by others here #2. Knowing how well the laptop's technology compares with the latest and greatest that is out there. Other things that would be nice: #3. Better benchmarks done for...

From what I understand, the price will be ~$250, depending on the hard drive and screen sizes. There are supposed to be 2 versions: 7" and 10". Other than that, the 7" version should be coming out around the end of...

I'm leaning slightly towards the IBM simply because of the difference in processors. However, the HP's VRAM might make a big difference. Did you get a chance to run the 3dmark benchmarks? If so, how did it come...