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Engadget reviews Asus UL80Vt and likes what they see
The folks at Engadget were impressed by the design and the true-to-advertised 11+ hour battery life of the UL80Vt. The switchable graphics and overclocked by default low voltage processor added to the appeal. In their own words,
Overall, the UL80Vt is an attractive package -- super glossy and fingerprint prone, to be sure -- but sleek and slim following the recent trend. It isn't the most rugged build quality we've ever ...

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Alienware Core i7 M15x Review
NBF NEW Alienware M15x Review Core i7 2009

What you'll find
Alienware M15x Core i7 Review 2009 & Extensive Testing/Benchmarks along with comparrison shots.

Intro
Hey Im Yoob@NBF and I like ridiculously powerful notebooks with some regards to its battery endurance and/or weight. Ive always been a fan of the bang for buck category ever since my first upgradeable notebook the Dell Inspiron 8100 which featured a blazing fast 1Ghz Pentium3-m CPU and what was the powerhouse kn ...

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Gateway NV5214u Review
The NV5214u is part of Gateway's NV lineup, which centers on a balance of style, solid performance, and low power draw. It's part of a relatively new market segment of 16:9 aspect ratio LCDs, a change from the standard 16:10 widescreen that we're all used to, giving more screen space for widescreen movie viewing. It is part of their back to school line, and available at Best Buy for a great deal at $499!

Specs:
AMD Athlon X2 QL-64 processor (2.1GHz, 1M L2 Cache)
15.6" 16:9 LED-lit LCD
A ...

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Asus G51Vx-A1 Review
Asus G51Vx-A1 Review



The Asus G51Vx-A1 is the latest in Asus' line of gaming notebooks. Its 15.6" screen size allows the computer to be more portable than models with 17" screens and its powerful video card and quad-core processor allow it to play almost any game without a problem.

My review unit was generously provided by GenTechPC, an Asus reseller in California. They also let me use several of their pictures of the computer for my review. Any pictures ...

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Gateway MD7826u Review
Gateway MD7826u Review

At a penny shy of $1000.00, the MD7826u is the most expensive of Gateway's MD series. As Gateway's website puts it, “Stylish and powerful, these beautiful MD Series laptops will get you noticed while you breeze through even the most power-hungry tasks.” In this review, we'll see if the notebook can live up to Gateway's description.



The notebook I reviewed was a special review unit, which means it may have some slight differences from ...

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