HyperSonic Aviator EX7 - Reflexxion Series Python Special Edition Piercing Blue

Below is several pictures I have taken of my brand new Aviator EX7 with the custom Python Special Edition Piercing Blue. As always with photos, realize the machine is very dark in color in actual appearance. It appears as a very rich tone Royal Blue in color. The flash was used to accent the detailed design and provide an overall look and feel for the machine which causes it to look way brighter than it actually is in person. The first 2 photos are closer to its real appearance. I hope you enjoy the photos.

Thanks for the kind remarks guys. It is amazing how great it turned out on this system. The deep, rich royal blue color combined with the intricate detail involved on all aspects of the system beyond just the lid make it easily worth the additional paint price. As far as the rest, the components speak for themselves. However, I will probably do a mini-review as well, but frankly there is not a single thing I do not like about this machine at this point in time.

Wow... And to think these pictures don't even do it justice for how it truly looks in person (deep, dark royal blue with shifting paint in python scheme).

Anyways, thanks again for the nice comments. Smooth Creations did a fabulous job with this system, and HyperSonic did as well for explaining to them exactly what and how I wanted it painted. It turned out perfect!

The total cost was $6,734 with the following breakdown:

Aviator EX7
^Misc. Credit
Integrated V.92 56K Fax/Data Modem
Built-in ATA Hardware RAID Controller
External USB 1.44MB Floppy Drive
Microsoft Office 2003 Professional Edition
Integrated 10/100/1000 Gigabit Ethernet Controller
Paint (External) Keyboard to match system
Paint (External) Mouse to match system
Logitech diNovo™ Media Desktop Bluetooth Cordless Keyboard and Mouse
Guaranteed No Dead or Partially-Lit Pixels
3 Year Accidental Damage Protection (System and LCD)
Intel® 915P+ICH6 LGA-775 Mobile Motherboard (EX7)
Internal 802.11G 54Mbps Wireless Mini PCI Network Adapter & Bluetooth
Built-in 4-Speaker 3D Sound System w/ 8.1 Channel S/PDIF Output
Aviator EX7: State of the Art 17" Desktop Replacement Notebook
17" WUXGA 1920x1200 VividView™ Display w/ Super Clear Glossy Surface
3 Year Platinum Warranty with 24/7 Toll-Free Tech Support
Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 CD & Manual SP2 with Microsoft Remote
3.80GHz Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor 670 (with EM64T)
2 x 8X DVD ± R/W Drive Dual Layer w/ DVD Recording Software & LightScribe
2 x 100GB 7200rpm Ultra ATA Hard Drive w/ 8MB Cache
4 x 1024MB Crucial PC4200 DDR2-533 SODIMM (CAS Latency 4)
Nvidia GeForce Go 7800 GTX PCI-Express 256MB
Built-in MCE TV Tuner with Remote Control for EX7
^ EX7 Reflexxion™ Series Python Special Edition Piercing Blue

If I recall, I believe your total was right at the same total DB

Also, I do not even want to get on a soapbox about charity and feeding starving children

Actually, it is the way that the paint shifts within its own color scheme that I find so neat with this design. From this I mean that the blue fades from varying shades of blue to almost black in spots without a single "dividing" paint transition between colors. It seems to be very difficult to perform, and according to my sales rep, they only do it like my system (and the previous standard Green Python) by special request now since the paint design is on the difficult side.

Other than the green / purple shifting paint, I am not too crazy about multiple paint colors on a single system. The colors in your system look really nice DB.