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post #41 of 103
5/9/05 at 4:33pm
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Originally Posted by aholgate
Luke,

In your test you show a 12 cell battery. Are you saying now that there is no 12 cell option? So what is the battery that it comes with?
Huh? Where did i post that . The only option for this notebook is the 12cell.
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post #42 of 103
5/9/05 at 4:34pm
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Originally Posted by Luke@PCTorque

doh!!!
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post #43 of 103
5/9/05 at 5:23pm
is there gonna be a 6 cell option coming anytime soon?
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post #44 of 103
5/9/05 at 5:28pm
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Originally Posted by leinadus
is there gonna be a 6 cell option coming anytime soon?
Not as far as I know...
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post #45 of 103
5/9/05 at 5:38pm
will the old 6 cell batteries fit on the new notebook? i mean it looks like the old case, maybe the battery will fit
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post #46 of 103
5/9/05 at 6:14pm
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Originally Posted by tlo
will the old 6 cell batteries fit on the new notebook? i mean it looks like the old case, maybe the battery will fit

The 6 Cell from the 3790 will fit the 3880.
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post #47 of 103
5/9/05 at 6:24pm
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Originally Posted by Luke@PCTorque
The 6 Cell from the 3790 will fit the 3880.
All Hail Luke , Bearer Of Good News. Wonder How much the 3880 could pull out of a 3790's 6 cell.

Best Regards
M.K.M
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post #48 of 103
5/9/05 at 7:01pm
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Originally Posted by MKM
All Hail Luke , Bearer Of Good News. Wonder How much the 3880 could pull out of a 3790's 6 cell.

Best Regards
M.K.M
I don't think i still have one to test it... unless it's still in a box
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post #49 of 103
5/10/05 at 5:57pm
Mobile Intel® 915PM Express Chipset

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Mobile Intel® 915GMS Express Chipset

Mobile Intel® 910GMS Express chipset is a component of Intel® Centrino mobile technology, designed in tandem with Intel® Pentium M processor to deliver exciting new usage models. When enabled by manufacturers, Intel® 915GMS supports Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900 and next generation features such as DDR2 memory, SATA, PCI Express*, Intel® High Definition Audio and ExpressCard*. Feature set and package size are optimized for small form factor notebooks.



Mobile Intel® 910GML Express Chipset

The Mobile Intel® 910GML Express chipset is optimized for the Intel® Celeron® M processor. When enabled by manufacturers, the chipset supports Intel® Graphics Media Accelerator 900, PCI Express*, DDR2 400-MHz system memory and Intel® High Definition Audio.
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post #50 of 103
5/11/05 at 9:13am
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Originally Posted by aholgate
Mobile Intel® 915PM Express Chipset


Mobile Intel® 915GMS Express Chipset

.....Intel® 915GMS supports Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 900 and next generation features such as DDR2 memory, SATA, PCI Express*, Intel® High Definition Audio and ExpressCard*.....
Seems the SATA part is in the clevo's design rooms...we'll c that coming this year
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post #51 of 103
5/11/05 at 1:17pm
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Originally Posted by Luke@PCTorque
Huh? Where did i post that . The only option for this notebook is the 12cell.
Post #15 In the test you said it was a 12 cell and didn't think a 6 would be out and then in post #15 you said that the 12 cell wouldn't be out.

I think you meant that the 6 cell wouldn't be out right?

I have the 7620 P 4 3.6 with 1 gig, 60 Gig 7200 HDD. What is your opinion of the 3880 compared to the 7620 as far as performance goes. I build web sites, not to complicated, use QBooks, Adobe Photo, and surf.

I've searched and read all over the Intel site but they have no way of comparing this and that against each-other?

Thank you for all you hard work and input.
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post #52 of 103
5/12/05 at 7:21pm

I've Got My Mind Set On You

Well After Much Thought, I decided The 3880 Sager Would be the way to go. Of course I will first wait for some reviews. Hopefully many people will write.

Battery is really not the nicest thing but I am guessing I won't be looking at the back of the laptop all that often. Plus , since Luke said that the 6 cell option of the 3790 Could fit, I could always have that one on while Plugged in and some 12 cells for long trips away for walls.

The WUXGA ( unfortunately not glossy ) of the Sager looks much better than the Z71V that I began to contemplate. It looks good , swappable HD,DVD Drive and Modular battery is good. But screen Is a must.

And lastly, I think I might have become a Tad bit attached to Sager (PCTorque really). What Do You great Service is Great Service.

Edit: Oh And BTW. The 12 cell makes it a little higher true. But then Again , I have always Put a book below my laptop's rear to elevate it a bit, give it an angle and make it cooler. So The 12 Cell might not be that much of a nuisance.

So Long Sagerites.
-M.K.M-
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post #53 of 103
5/13/05 at 1:28pm
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Originally Posted by MKM

Battery is really not the nicest thing but I am guessing I won't be looking at the back of the laptop all that often. Plus , since Luke said that the 6 cell option of the 3790 Could fit, I could always have that one on while Plugged in and some 12 cells for long trips away for walls.
What kind of battery life are we talking about with both the 6 and 12 cell battery? This could be my deciding factor!!!
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post #54 of 103
5/15/05 at 9:26pm
also realize the fact that there are not any 6-cell batteries for sale on the pctorque website.
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post #55 of 103
5/16/05 at 6:45pm
So which one is better for gaming - 3880 or 4880 (without tweaking)?
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post #56 of 103
5/16/05 at 8:17pm
Without tweaking the 4880 is, see benchmarks:

http://notebookforums.com/showthread.php?t=80992

3DMark05:
*3880 = 2020 (not overclocked)
*4880 = 2538 (not overclocked)

3DMark05:
*3880 = 2804 (overclocked)
*4880 = 2813 (overclocked)
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post #57 of 103
5/17/05 at 1:33am
are these shipping now? anybody received theirs yet?
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post #58 of 103
5/17/05 at 5:58pm
Luke says via email that the bluetooth option (the bluetooth component) is backordered and if I want my 3880 he can send it but without the bluetooth and then when the component comes in he will send it to me and I can put it on myself.

My question is I thought the bluetooth is in the LCD not a doggle thingy right? How would I attach the bluetooth and would it be better if a klutz like me to wait and have PCTORQUE do for me?
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post #59 of 103
5/21/05 at 7:55pm
Just joined the club and picked one up at Neutron computer. Its a great little machine although it gets hot. Its my first laptop! I still dont know how to work all the features yet.
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post #60 of 103
5/22/05 at 12:57am
can someone post a detailed review?
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