How many times am I going to call a computer a dream machine? There is a review of the Alienware M17 and this machine has power to spare. The price is amazing at $1399. The best part is the machine has dual ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3870 video cards. 2 video cards in this laptop for only $1399. I call that amazing.
I can't afford this laptop but boy do I want it. Notebook review.com has a review of the Asus W90 and it is nice. It has two ATI Radeon Mobility 4870 video cards in SLI. When I read that then I instantly thought this would be a $4000 machine but it is $2199. Still really high but half the price I was thinking of. It even comes with a free backpack and mouse. This laptop is calling for me.
Laptop Mag has a review of the ASUS N81Vp-C1. They like the middle level ATI HD 4650 but I think my 8600mgt is just a little lower and not worth the upgrade for me. I guess I just like looking at high level video cards like the 9800.
Engadget has unboxing pics and a hands on review. They seemed to like the laptop. They called it evolutionary which I agree with. 
Right after Engadget announces this product, Laptop Mag comes along and writes up a review. They say it is too expensive to be a budget gaming laptop and for $200 you could get a nice Alienware machine.
Engadget has discovered a new Gateway 17-inch P-7808u FX for sale at JR.com. The price is a little high for $1699.99 so I probably wouldn't get this machine. The specs are really nice.
This series of laptops from HP has just been updated. They start at $799.99 and include some ok video cards. They come with either Mobility Radeon HD 4530 or the HD 4650. I would go for the HD 4650 but they don't compare to other $1000 gaming laptops. According to Notebook Check the two Ati cards aren't even high end.
I was just browsing the Asus website and discovered a new laptop to be released. It is the W90 and it looks sweet. They are advertising it as a multimedia notebook. I can't wait to see the pricing. I don't think this will be a cheap device. Here are the specs.
I have been reading a great thread over at the Notebook Review forums and I love it. They are talking about which netbook is good for gaming. The consensus seem to agree on the ASUS N10. They talk about overclocking and some games that can play on it including GTA3,GTA Vice City, Fallout 3, Battlefield 2, Red Alert 3, Warcraft 3, and C&C Generals Zero Hour. These are all older games but some still struggle with Intel Integrated graphic cards. So what is the secret of this little gem? It is the Nvidia 9300M GS video card. The Nvidia 9300m gs is not the fastest video card, heck it is only a mid range card according to the Notebook Review chart. But since every other card is Intel Integrated makes this one laptop special. I might get one considering the price, power, and portability.
The more I read about this laptop the more I like it. NotebookReview.com has a great review of this notebook. The price is right for $1,099.99 at NewEgg. The case looks very nice. I love the NVIDIA GeForce 9800M GS which is one of the fastest notebook graphic cards on the market. One awesome feature is a turbo button which overclocks the system. Kevin the author of the article says the keyboard is really cramped. I believe it, they stuck a number keypad on a 15" laptop. The MSI GT627 sounds like a winner. Here are the specs.
