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Nvidia Claw Gaming Tee
1 recommendation
"I usually hate t-shirts with corporate logos. I mean shouldn't they pay ME to wear their billboard around town? But, in this case, the logo is obscure enough and the design cool enough that I'm gonna place the order. I'll update this recommendation when I receive it. Now the only question is: Does this go on the fashion list or the geek list? Both, I guess."
Dell Inspiron 1720/1721 - Notebook
1 recommendation
"Dell now offers a 17" laptop with Nvidia 8600GT graphics card. Their linux support track record is as good or better than any other vendor (which is to say: not very good). But if the fans are in the right place, I may trade in my Sager."
ASUS G2S-A1 NoteBook
1 recommendation
"I'd like to replace my Sager laptop. It is fast, but it has a few usability shortcomings. I've been happy with ASUS motherboards. I wonder if their laptops are any good."
Asus Laptop - Business and Home
1 recommendation
"Well, you're going to need a laptop and if you can have a back up why not try this one? Nathan has use his for quite some time: ":I’ve travelled with the same ASUS laptop for years, it’s taken a real battering in my pack yet it still serves me well. " I have a Toshiba now and am looking for a second laptop to pick up before travelling. Mayb this is the one. Durability is very important to me."
TOSHIBA Satellite X205-SLi5 NoteBook Intel Core 2 Duo T8300(2.40GHz) 17.0" Wide XGA+ 3GB Memory DDR2 667 320GB HDD
1 recommendation
"I bought this laptop and love it to bits. For a laptop, 320 Gb hard drive is huge. Especially at 7,200 RPM. I expected a 5,400 RPM hard drive. On top of that it has dual GeForce 8600's, with 512 Mb dedicated VRam. I spent $3,300 on a laptop half this good a year ago. Though this laptop may appear pricey at first glance, its price is well worth the quality of the parts inside of it. It's a $..."
The Reactor PC
1 recommendation
"The Reactor PC ($4,550 and up) offers first-of-its-kind submersion technology to allow for the most reliable, most efficient overclocking around."
A rationale on the Mac Pro
1 recommendation
"A good analysis on the Mac Pro and why it costs so much."
