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psp anyone? (pg. 2)
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| BTG |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sumit_A
damn...this hurts...
$4,350, with discount got it for $3,950
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you know, it'll be worth $40 in a year.
can you keep throwing into it like a regular computer? |
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| Sumit_A |
This is my September Desktop:
Lost a lot of colors and got pixelated and blurry in compression....but looks beautiful... :tongue2 |
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| TweeK |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sumit_A
damn...this hurts...
$4,350, with discount got it for $3,950
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ohh:p
i dont plan to spend this much:crazy:
i guess i should get one of the cheaper one. They look cool:eek:
I like the little alien logo that lights up:toocool: |
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| Sumit_A |
| quote: | Originally posted by TweeK
ohh:p
i dont plan to spend this much:crazy:
i guess i should get one of the cheaper one. They look cool:eek:
I like the little alien logo that lights up:toocool: |
You dont have to, check www.alienware.com , they have a good configuration utility online. Very nice. You can customize and select almost every component. I think now the configuration starts around $1,500 for a 7700. I just wen overboard with mine and topped it. |
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| Sumit_A |
| quote: | Originally posted by dj_inferno
I was thinking of buying one also, but I'm waiting for the next version to come out. The reason is that it is supposed to have a large amount of onbard memory. |
You need more than 2GB?? I think the new ones which support the x64 OS and processors go upto 4GB. Not sure though. |
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| jdat |
| quote: | Originally posted by TweeK
Im thinking of buying a "sony psp". But i want to hear some of your opinions, Is it worth it?
And also do you think them Alien ware Laptops are worth it?
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Alien ware laptops are some of the most powerful laptops on the market.
But unless you have a serious need for that much power on the go there's little justification for buying one.
What are your needs? |
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| TweeK |
| quote: | Originally posted by jdat
Alien ware laptops are some of the most powerful laptops on the market.
But unless you have a serious need for that much power on the go there's little justification for buying one.
What are your needs? |
I really have no real needs:p
They just look cool:D
On top of i want it for mobile gaming.Or just to show it off at to all the nerds at "Starbucks" with there noob laptops :toocool: |
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| Sumit_A |
| quote: | Originally posted by TweeK
I really have no real needs:p
They just look cool:D
On top of i want it for mobile gaming.Or just to show it off at to all the nerds at "Starbucks" with there noob laptops :toocool: |
7700 is for extreme gamers, the kinds that go to LAN parties. But its deff not something you can carry around everyday and everywhere. Also its power hungry..without it plugged into a socket.....the battery will take you as far as 30 minutes. So....you are better off with the Alienware Sentia...cheaper...smaller...ripped down version of the 7700 with sleeker looks and yeah the logo that you want. :tongue2 |
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| Sunsnail |
| Im pretty sure 64bit architecture can support up to 8gb of RAM |
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| Sumit_A |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sunsnail
Im pretty sure 64bit architecture can support up to 8gb of RAM |
yes, but we are talkin laptops here. 4GB is what I know. |
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| Sunsnail |
wow that was a fast response
i was just commenting... :conf: |
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| Sumit_A |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sunsnail
wow that was a fast response
i was just commenting... :conf: |
Alienware.... |
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