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post #41 of 62
6/29/03 at 11:11am
As a matter of fact, yes that is exactly what it seems to be.



Cheers.
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post #42 of 62
6/29/03 at 11:52am
i remember way back whn it was impossible for the 56xx to have 2 internal HDs... ..but look now..it is very possible..
Clevo so far are making great laptop, that everybody agrees, and they have a great power/price ratio..but clevo don t make too many types of laptops too often..they grow based on a sound structure then grow a little bit more then more..etc..etc.. somebody who brought a 8880 may eventually go up to the 8890..
clevo is gonna milk the 4670 .. a few months from now we ll see a bunch of options not availiable now..
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post #43 of 62
6/29/03 at 12:53pm
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4760 is just a 4060 with a 17" screen.
Nah, subwoofer,huge keyboard and blue tooth

looks a lot better imo
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post #44 of 62
6/29/03 at 2:21pm
neeeed.....review.....before....i buy.....lol i cant wait!
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post #45 of 62
6/29/03 at 3:12pm
I was really considering about getting this lappy, but then these few things are stoping me from getting it:

1. 17 in. is a really nice screen but i'd like to carry it around with me to a few of my classes and don't want this big a comp. ( not the biggest reason why I am not getting it )

2. Doesn't have the m10

3. Is only expandable up to 1024 mb ram

Actually, if this lappy came with the m10 I wouldn't hesitate one sec on ordering it !
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post #46 of 62
6/29/03 at 3:26pm
well it may be 17" but its also VERY thin

adam, i have but one request when you guys do the review of this laptop, please take a picture of it playing a few games on the widescreen, thanks, no matter what games
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post #47 of 62
6/29/03 at 3:35pm
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Originally posted by SStignei

Actually, if this lappy came with the m10 I wouldn't hesitate one sec on ordering it !
Same here. This will be an almost desktop replacement for me and if the graphic 'umph' was better i'd have it right now.
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post #48 of 62
6/29/03 at 4:11pm
im sure we will have the opportunity to upgrade down the road, ill probably buy it right now and then go ahead and upgrade around christmas time to the 800mhz fsb and m10pro
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post #49 of 62
6/29/03 at 4:54pm
the 4060 has blue tooth
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post #50 of 62
6/29/03 at 7:16pm

Re: a few answers

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Originally posted by saleen
supervideo.com is mostly about the future or products that are in alpha testing. The guy has a lot of connections and is usually accurate. When it comes to the laptops, he is usually correct but several months off. The 8600 was on his site way way before any of the resellers. I don't know how he got the photos or the details but anyway, it looked like pure rumor but as we know, the 8886 came out.
Check out his "Flight III with SuperClear" digital video editing laptop. Look familiar?

http://www.supervideo.com/dvlaptop.htm
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post #51 of 62
6/29/03 at 7:29pm
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Originally posted by Dom02
the 4060 has blue tooth
The 4760 is also available with blue tooth, which, as far as I can tell, is completely useless. If you find an actual use (not a theoretical or "future" use), please let me know!
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post #52 of 62
6/29/03 at 8:16pm
when keyboards, mice, and other stuff like that start coming with bluetooh it will make thing a lot easier. It will be like wireless mice/keyboards but you won't have anything pluged into the usb ports. also a lot of cellular phone have blue tooth so you won't have to plug anything in if you want to connect it to you pc.
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post #53 of 62
6/29/03 at 8:37pm
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Originally posted by frankly m0dest
im sure we will have the opportunity to upgrade down the road, ill probably buy it right now and then go ahead and upgrade around christmas time to the 800mhz fsb and m10pro
That was exactly my thought when I decided to stop waitin' and place my order. Of course, now I need to wait for it to ship ...
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post #54 of 62
6/30/03 at 2:49am
has anyone yet figured out why the 4760 is cheaper than a similarly equipped 8887?
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post #55 of 62
6/30/03 at 3:05am
if you thought about it you might understand

it doesnt have nearly as many options the 8887 has

8887-3hds and a dvd-burner
4 usb 2.0 slots and the mp3 player

then add everything the 4760 has except camera and bluetooth +Screen size
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post #56 of 62
6/30/03 at 4:57am
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Originally posted by Direwolf
it doesnt have nearly as many options the 8887 has

8887-3hds and a dvd-burner
4 usb 2.0 slots and the mp3 player

then add everything the 4760 has except camera and bluetooth +Screen size
DVD burner is an option in the 4760, although you are right that it only has 3 USB 2.0 ports and space for 1 and only 1 hard drive.

Of course, it may be cheaper because it is lighter and has a smaller enter key
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post #57 of 62
6/30/03 at 9:14am
I can't wate for a review to come out. i want to see more pics! this could very well be the computer for me


orangeace
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post #58 of 62
6/30/03 at 3:43pm
yes adam please, mooorrreee piccccssss lol, im probably going to get it anyways and like i said before upgrade down the line if it cant run half life 2 , but i really want to see some more pics of it, next to other laptops so i can get a size reference, and some pics of it running some recent 3d games
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post #59 of 62
6/30/03 at 4:44pm
do games run stretched out? Or with black lines? THanks... Is it hte same size as the 17 power book?

MORE PICS!!
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post #60 of 62
6/30/03 at 4:59pm
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Originally posted by Loki047
do games run stretched out? Or with black lines? THanks... Is it hte same size as the 17 power book?
The screen is the same size and resolution as the 17" powerbook. The dimensions of the entire notebook are almost the same.

I am curious about how the different resolutions are handled as well. On old ATI chipsets (like the 8MB ATI Rage Mobility in my Dell Inspiron 5000), smaller resolutions can either be scaled up to native resolution, or rendered at their native resolution with a black box all around. I am hoping that the latest ATI drivers also allow this choice to be set in your display properties.

Screenshots would clear this up in a flash! (hint-hint, Adam).
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