Laptops
MSI is synonymous with gaming notebooks and the company’s Raider lineup is one of the top gaming platforms on the market. But, MSI has always kept a tiny bit back, reserving their most interesting ideas and most powerful configurations for their Titan lineup. MSI’s Titan series always offers something special. Something different. Something unique. Look back to the insane MSI GT80 Titan from 2015 which featured a full desktop keyboard melded onto an 18.4-inch notebook computer. The MSI GT76 Titan packed in a full desktop Core i9-9900K processor into a more traditional 17-inch form factor. Today we are looking at the latest iteration from MSI; the Titan GT77. Featuring a desktop-inspired Core i9-12900HX processor and an NVIDIA RTX 3080 Ti Laptop GPU, the GT77 is one...
A Preview of Intel's Centrino 2 Platform
Today Intel unveiled its delayed Centrino 2 platform, unfortunately we don't know much more than we did before today's launch. Information is available, but hardware still isn't and...
13 by Anand Lal Shimpi on 7/15/2008
ASUS Eee PC Take 3: The XPerience
What differences does Windows XP make to ASUS' Eee PC? We take another look at the ultraportable in the form of the 4G XP edition to see the tradeoffs...
29 by Matt Campbell on 4/23/2008
ASUS U2E: Form vs. Function
ASUS' U2E ultraportable laptop looks to bring "sophistication" to the market without compromising on features. How well can they succeed?
32 by Jarred Walton on 4/15/2008
Gateway P-6831 FX: Best Midrange Gaming Notebook Ever
The Gateway P-6831 FX may very well be the most interesting gaming notebook we've ever looked at. Read on to find out how they've raised the bar and why...
89 by Jarred Walton on 3/28/2008
AVADirect M570RU: SLI, Drivers, and 8800M GTX Performance
AVADirect sent us their M570RU laptop decked out with many of the latest performance parts. Besides reviewing the notebook, we felt the time was right for a closer look...
15 by Jarred Walton on 3/14/2008
Dell XPS M1730: SLI, Penryn, and Overclocking
Dell first launched their updated XPS notebook, the M1730, in late 2007. We have the updated version with 8800M GTX SLI, a Penryn X9000 CPU, overclocking support, and the...
32 by Jarred Walton on 2/28/2008
Exclusive: WidowPC Sting 517D2: GeForce 8800M GTX Benchmarks
NVIDIA officially launched the 8800M GTS and GTX mobile graphics chips back in November, but actually getting a notebook equipped with either GPU has been quite difficult… join us...
11 by Jarred Walton on 1/7/2008
ASUS Eee PC 2G Surf
We look at the 2G Surf's features, usability, and differences from the 4G. Is this the right tool for the job, and if so, what's the job?
15 by Matt Campbell on 1/4/2008
ASUS Eee PC: Laptop, UMPC, or Something Else?
The ASUS Eee PC has received quite a bit of attention since its launch. Just what is the target market for this computer, and who else might like to...
37 by Jarred Walton on 11/30/2007NVIDIA GeForce 8800M: Fast DX10 Mobile GPUs Finally Arrive
Today marks the launch of NVIDIA's GeForce 8800M parts, with up to twice the performance of last generation mobile hardware. Read on to find out why gaming notebooks might...
19 by Jarred Walton on 11/19/2007Mobile Platform Wars: AMD vs. Intel
We've got a look at a couple of recent notebooks from the AMD and Intel camps. On AMD's side, we've got the latest Turion X2 TL-66 (and the older...
34 by Jarred Walton on 10/5/2007Toshiba Satellite X205-S9359 Take Two: Displays and Drivers
Our initial look at the Toshiba Satellite X205 skipped over some items, like the LCD and DX10 gaming performance. We're back with the conclusion, which includes a closer...
8 by Jarred Walton on 9/6/2007Toshiba Satellite X205-S9359: DX10 to go, please!
We've got Toshiba's latest gaming notebook, which includes NVIDIA's fastest current DX10 mobile GPU. But can the newcomer even beat the last generation DX9 GPUs, and does it matter?
13 by Jarred Walton on 8/31/2007Alienware Area-51 m9750: Power Gaming on the Go
Just how much gaming performance can you pack into a 17" notebook chassis? It seems Alienware was determined to find out.
27 by Jarred Walton on 8/24/2007PC Club Enpower ENP660: Back to School
It's that time of year when students everywhere are returning to school after summer vacation. PC Club hopes to capitalize on that fact with their latest no-nonsense laptop.
12 by Jarred Walton on 8/14/2007One Laptop Per Child: Charity, Prosperity, & Capitalism In The Developing World
The One Laptop Per Child organization is about to begin final production of their $100 laptop. Can they bring the information revolution to the developing world?
22 by Ryan Smith on 8/8/2007
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