Notebook News

CompAmerica’s ORCA EXTREME Laptop

CompAmerica is claiming its new ORCA EXTREME notebook to be the “the most powerful laptop ever.” The 17-inches laptop comes with new dual video adapter “as one” SLi technology based on up to two nVidia 7950GT series Video Adapters with up to 1GB video RAM. The innards boast a choice of Intel Core 2 Duo CPUs up to the Extreme 2.93GHz X6800, up to 4GB of RAM, up to 600GB of storage in RAID 0, USB 2 ports, firewire, gigabit LAN, and integrated Super 108MBPS wireless 802.11 G/B and Bluetooth. .

Dell Latitude ATG D620

The new Dell Latitude ATG D620 weights 7 pounds, with a 2 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo processor, up to 4GB of DDR2 SDRAM and a 14.1 inch anti reflective screen. The ATG meets the military standards for operating in conditions of extreme altitude, humidity and vibration, and it is definitely a new competitor in the rugged notebooks market.

Anotherone from Alienware

If you want Unique Design, lightweight, stylish with great performance; then the m5550 laptop from Alienware is just what you were looking for. This baby is good looking, fast and performs great in every scenario, whether for working, gaming, multimedia, whatever you need. If u can afford it , then its the right choice.

Aurora M7700

As cool as it is, this baby is is the most powerful notebook on the market, made by Alienware obviously! The The Alienware Aurora M7700 features an expansive 17" display, AMD Athlon FX-60, Nvidia GeForce Go7800GTX, 1GB DDR400 dual-channel RAM, and the list continues, with the best of the best. It doesn't come cheap, but remember you are getting the best!

Panasonic CF-18

The Panasonic CF-18 ToughBook Tablet PC comes with a Pentium M 753 1.2 GHz and 10.4" TFT screen. It is designed according to military standard MIL-STD-810F, it's built is rock solid for use in extreme environments. Looks heavy, but actually it only weights 4.5 lbs, so if you are thinking to go on a very wild adventure but don't want to go without a notebook, take this tablet PC with you!

Rugged Notebook

Panansonic has updated the hi-tech specs of its military Toughbook, now featuring latest Intel Core 2 Duo processors and brighter touchscreens to be used effectively in daylight. The fastest fully-rugged notebook PC sells for around $4000 for the 10.4″ screen Toughbook-19, and around $4500 for a fully-equipped Toughbook-30 that features a 13.3-inch screen.