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post #121 of 145
7/5/04 at 11:07am
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Originally Posted by rincewind
theres also another p-m notebook with 9700 gpu called the Savrow Razor
I think it's been mentioned before, but for the ODM database, I think that model is based on this one:

Arima M621-DC
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post #122 of 145
7/5/04 at 11:57am
Thread Starter 
Thanks, guys. Mwave link added. Could someone get me a link for purchasing the Savrow Razor?

snu-p, yes. A 128MB M11 is one of the things I am not willing to sacrifice.
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post #123 of 145
7/5/04 at 12:00pm
At least as far as I can tell, the SavRow is available only in England. You can order it from SavRow's site though:

http://www.savrow.com/site/razor.html
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post #124 of 145
7/5/04 at 2:04pm
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Originally Posted by Ricey
I was going for the AOpen too but then found out from one of rince's threads around here that the CL56 will have a optical battery for around 7 hours total
... what's an optical battery?
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post #125 of 145
7/5/04 at 2:14pm
It's a second battery that can be put in the optical drive bay.
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post #126 of 145
7/5/04 at 2:24pm
oh.... lol...

I'm sitting here thinking ... battery with a lens??! why? perhaps a little less
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post #127 of 145
7/9/04 at 5:47pm
It looks like gamePC doesn't have CEN5 (clevo) anymore... I saw it there last week...
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post #128 of 145
7/9/04 at 5:58pm
i guess men can just be like woman. god damn it a $500 dollar purse does the EXACT same thing as a $10 purse.
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post #129 of 145
7/20/04 at 11:35am
so out of all these great lappies, which one would you pick?
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post #130 of 145
7/20/04 at 1:16pm
Could you add the Twinhead N15RB:

from discount lappies

Here's a picture:
http://usa.twinhead.com/PRO/N15RB/N15RB-1_L.jpg


Thanks!!
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post #131 of 145
7/20/04 at 2:58pm
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Originally Posted by chivas
so out of all these great lappies, which one would you pick?
depends on many things. Give us an overview of what you need and plan to do.
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post #132 of 145
7/23/04 at 2:38pm
Bump - I think people need this thread.
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post #133 of 145
7/23/04 at 4:31pm
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Originally Posted by Superguy
At least as far as I can tell, the SavRow is available only in England. You can order it from SavRow's site though:

http://www.savrow.com/site/razor.html
I just ordered mine. They told me I'm their first US Razor customer. I'll let you know how it goes. The build time on my laptop was a week - they said it will ship out Monday.
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post #134 of 145
7/23/04 at 5:33pm
Are you going to have to pay customs on it?
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post #135 of 145
7/25/04 at 10:59pm
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Originally Posted by Tourney2112
depends on many things. Give us an overview of what you need and plan to do.
ok here's my specs and tell me which laptop fits my bill:
1: lightweight and solid
2: gameable (i say this because if it's gameable, it's able to do large spreadsheets for me at work plus, it's gonna be fast too)
3: wifi and/or BT
4: lasts long so i guess PM chips and NO AMD
5: not so important though it would be nice a nub for a mouse (i can't think of what it's called right now but all IBM's got it; that red mouse stub).
6: price... $1500-$2000 (though i think i'll be SOL on this part)
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post #136 of 145
7/25/04 at 11:09pm
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Originally Posted by chivas
ok here's my specs and tell me which laptop fits my bill:
1: lightweight and solid
2: gameable (i say this because if it's gameable, it's able to do large spreadsheets for me at work plus, it's gonna be fast too)
3: wifi and/or BT
4: lasts long so i guess PM chips and NO AMD
5: not so important though it would be nice a nub for a mouse (i can't think of what it's called right now but all IBM's got it; that red mouse stub).
6: price... $1500-$2000 (though i think i'll be SOL on this part)
of all the laptops, I feel the asus M6n is the best for you. Can customize with up to 2.0GHz dothan. I'd reccomend getting a 1.7GHz dothan because it's the best bang for the buck IMO. The new version of the asus comes with a 64mb M11 which will easily handle any game to date. Battery life is 4+ hours with the option of using an optical drive battery for up to 8hrs! Solid, lightweight, and sexy. Good luck!
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post #137 of 145
7/25/04 at 11:37pm
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Originally Posted by Tourney2112
of all the laptops, I feel the asus M6n is the best for you. Can customize with up to 2.0GHz dothan. I'd reccomend getting a 1.7GHz dothan because it's the best bang for the buck IMO. The new version of the asus comes with a 64mb M11 which will easily handle any game to date. Battery life is 4+ hours with the option of using an optical drive battery for up to 8hrs! Solid, lightweight, and sexy. Good luck!
what do you think about the 3760? i priced one out on PC Torque and it came just a little bit above $2K.
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post #138 of 145
7/25/04 at 11:41pm
3760 is great. It's a Sager!

But I think you want to go more with the M6N . More stylish.
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post #139 of 145
7/25/04 at 11:44pm
sager will offer better performance, however, from what you told me, you don't need something that powerful. The asus will handle your needs easily.
The deciding factor would be how much battery life you need.
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post #140 of 145
7/26/04 at 12:00am
the reason i say the sager is because it priced out cheaper than the asus or am i just nuts and priced it out completely wacked?
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