Eurocom Shipping First Hexacore i7-980X Laptop

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They keep acting like Eurocom designs these....they are just the reseller (which most people hate actually) that Clevo lets sell these.

Clevo is doing the hard part not Eurocom
 
Even with a twelve cell battery, that things only going to last at most an hour (in power saver mode). Still, this is more of a "desktop replacement" then a "laptop." Anyone who can afford the $3000 price tag can afford to have a power cord in every port, so to speak.
 
I like the specs with 1 exception. Who in their right mind is building laptops like this with out a Mobile ATI 58xxx Eyefinity edition card.

Every laptop I look at; at this level is using Nvidia's re-branded 5 year old (
 
This thing is meant to be a workstation, not a gaming laptop. You don't need 6-cores and 2.6TB of space for gaming. This thing is for CAD and junk like that. It's still way overkill for a laptop.
 
The perfect laptop for the design engineer on the go. Design in AutoCad in your hotel room on your way to the engineering conference.
 
Why put a battery in this beast anyway? I suppose it might serve as an UPS...enough time to save your work during a power outage...maybe.
 
Looks like people forgot what is "Desktop Replacement". Just because is a laptop, it doesn't mean it was designed for chatting at Starbucks. This is made for you to leave you workstation from one place to another without caring about a ton of wires.
 
[citation][nom]mtyermom[/nom]Awesome, it booted in only... aw, battery's dead.[/citation]
Actually specification misses, this laptop has 4 attachment of batteries
 
the 3000$ start price include a GTX280M, not a workstation card.

You can have a mobile 5870 with no penalty on the price, sort of.

If you want a workstation card, add 480$ for the FX 2800 and 1080$ for the fx 3800.
 
[citation][nom]scryer_360[/nom]Even with a twelve cell battery, that things only going to last at most an hour (in power saver mode). Still, this is more of a "desktop replacement" then a "laptop." Anyone who can afford the $3000 price tag can afford to have a power cord in every port, so to speak.[/citation]

I think the term server replacement should be more proper than the traditional desktop replacement naming.
 
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