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Who says I'm sitting on a hill? The Sager likes a flat, hard surface, and that's what it has. One thing though, is that removing the battery preserves the battery, and when I'm using the plug, I don't want either of my 2 batteries to receive undue stress / heat. The "tilt up" feature is mainly found in laptops that are mainstream yet do not have sufficient cooling on their own to keep such a profile, as well as for laptops that will find themselves isolated from an AC/DC supply for extending periods of time. The NP8662, if set up with a profile for economic usage, will last a little over 3 hours on battery, and its cooling setup is nothing short of amazing. Even with a P9700 @ 2.8GHz, a GTX 260m with 1GB GDDR3 (it's almost a desktop 9800 GT speedwise), and a 500GB 7200rpm HDD, the fan blows cool air when doing day-to-day tasks, and very little dust enters the system.

Status update: The x25-m is in the pipeline, and the addition of its first USB-based peripheral, a Microsoft Habu. It's a strange hybrid of an intellimouse and a mid-level Razer. It happens to work VERY nicely with the np8662. As for the x25-m... WHEN WILL IT GET TO NEWEGG?!