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   ASUS G73JH-X1
   

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  This particular laptop definitely demonstrate the shifting from business-purpose laptops to personal-purpose laptops. Asus G73 was designed with gamers' desires put on the utmost importance. Coming with all the new NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460M graphic card (with a huge 1. 5GB of GDDR5 VRAM), a great Intel i7-740QM quad-core processor, 8GB DDR3 RAM along with 1 Terabyte hard drive capacity, this Asus G73 will definitely able to satisfy your needs to play your most current games in a laptop. Gamers will probably experience the best of all gaming experience with an 17.3-inch with LED back-lighting Full HD display along with the Altec Lansing audio systems with EAX Superior HD 4.0. So, isn't that wonderful specs assure you of this gaming laptop's quality? It surely promise you a more rewarding gaming experience within a laptop both visually and verbally, greater multi-tasking functions and superior option to tweak laptop's efficiency, also known as overclocking.
  
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  As in the event that those incredible specs will not be enough, Asus created this gaming laptop with an ergonomic office design inspired by the one of a kind design of Stealth Fighter and leading-edge cooling system to guarantee your ease and comfort while playing video games. Asus, undisputed as among the finest computer producer, has performed it once again! It was able to make an impressive laptops suitable for gamers' world with all the latest Asus Gaming Laptop, your Asus G73.
  

http://hubpages.com/hub/Asus-G73-Perfect-Gaming-Laptop-for-Hardcore-Gamers

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   Alienware Area-51 M17X
   

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  Alienware’s gaming machines have graced the pages of PC gaming magazines for over a decade, tempting gamers with tantalizing tech specs, a sci-fi aesthetic, and the promise of mind-bending performance. The Area-51 m17x’s high-end components, superior performance and unique look are sure to cause gamers fits of desire and hardware envy.
  
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  The top of the line hardware onboard the Area-51 m17x is undeniably stunning. With a 2.8GHz Intel Core 2 Extreme X9000 processor, dual GeForce 9800M GT graphics cards, and up to 4GB of ram, this baby was born for gaming. According to Laptop Magazine’s play tests, you can expect upwards of 150 frames per second on Call of Duty 4 at a 1024 x 768 resolution. If you are still chipping away at that level 70 character on World of Warcraft, frame rates of over 200 fps are standard on the Area-51 m17x. The notorious resource hog, Crysis, is even playable at above 30fps on high graphics settings. Gaming performance of this magnitude is almost overkill. The Area-51 m17x easily outperforms the cheaper Gateway P-173XL FX and Asus G50V A1.
  
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  In order to get your hands on a fully tricked-out Area-51 m17x, you’re looking at lightening your pocketbook by $5,449.
  

http://computers.toptenreviews.com/gaming-laptops/alienware/alienware-m17x-reviews-23709.htm

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   Origin EON18
   

Origin's Eon18 is not the machine to consider if you're ready to make the step up from a netbook but aren't yet willing to step into quadruple-digit price tags. As tested by Laptop, the Eon18 was half-way to five-digits thanks to its $5,952 cost, but that money gets you a an Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9300 chip running at 2.53GHz, dual 160GB SSDs, a pair of GeForce GTX 280M graphics cards, a lovely airbrush job on the lid, and a power brick that on its own, at three pounds, weights more than some of the competition's machines. That configuration delivers unbeatable I/O performance but, when it came to the all-important gaming benchmarks, was found to be comparable to Alienware's M17x, and thus not exactly worth the $1,000 premium -- unless you really dig flame jobs.

http://www.engadget.com/2009/12/14/origins-eon18-gaming-laptop-reviewed-found-to-be-a-great-perfo/

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   Lenovo Ideapad Y560
   

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  Lenovo, as a lot of other companies had some new products to launch in time for CES, but what caught my attention was the announcement of their new Intel Core i7-based IdeaPad Y560 model featuring 15.6-inch HD screen (1366×768, meaning HD Ready, not Full HD) and supposedly equipped with a polarized filer and being able to be used to play games in stereoscopic 3D mode. For the graphics there should be one of the new mobile Radeon HD 5730 cards along with a second Intel-based GMA, with the ATI card offering similar performance to Nvidia GeForce GT240 according to some sources. This is not the best option for stereoscopic 3D gaming, but still not so bad for lower resolution usage and especially considering we are talking for a mobile computer. It seems that Lenovo, just like Acer did with their Aspire 3D, are trying to make this laptop in more affordable price range instead of shooting at the high-performance gaming solutions as ASUS did with their G51J-3D.
  
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  Lenovo the Y560 is available with a starting price of $849 which should make some competition for Acer, but Acer will probably also update their Aspire 3D model very soon.
  

http://3dvision-blog.com/lenovo-ideapad-y560-will-be-an-affordable-s3d-capable-laptop/

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   MSI GT660
   

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  MSI is prepping a fully loaded gaming laptop, the 16-inch GT660. In addition to the requisite high-end parts, including Core i7 processors and Nvidia GeForce GTX 285M graphics, the MSI GT660 boasts a few other goodies that the company hopes will set it apart from the rest of the fragging pack. For starters, MSI states that the GT660 is the first laptop to feature the company's TDE+ (Turbo Drive Engine) technology. TDE+ offers CPU, memory, and graphics overclocking with the push of a button. A corresponding button puts MSI's Cooler Boost technology in action, which initiates "powerful cooling capabilities" and provides real-time stats regarding core temperatures and fan speeds. While one-button overclocking has obvious appeal for those most intense minutes of a gaming session.
  
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  The other headlining feature of the GT660 is the audio subsystem, which MSI built with input from Dynaudio, the Danish loudspeaker manufacturer. The laptop features 2.1 sound that MSI promises will deliver "crisp, clean sound at all frequency levels." Rounding out the features, the MSI GT660 has three DDR3 DIMM slots for up to 12GB of memory, two hard drive bays, both USB 2.0 and 3.0 ports, and an eSATA and an HDMI port. It will ship with a 9-cell battery.
  
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  MSI lists the GT660R-004US at $1,849.99, however Amazon.com is showing the GT660R-003 with a $1,499.99 price tag.