Post a picture of your mobile PC!

Rob Williams

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This seems to do well in other forums, so I thought I would throw it here as well. If you are proud of your Mobile PC, including PDA's, feel free to post a pic of it here! Ahh.. how geeks get off.
 

Nosebiter

Obliviot
I'll start it off. This is my work/gaming laptop. It's a Dell Inspiron 5150.
3Ghz P4
1Gig of PC2700 Ram.
ATI Radeon 9000 w/64Megs on chip dedicated video ram.(Not shared)
15 Inch UXGA Display(1600x1200)
60Gig 7200RPm HD.
Combo 24x CD-Burner/DVD Player.
Creative Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS PCMCIA Sound Card

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Rob Williams

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Pretty scary actually.

2.8GHz P4/HT
512 PC2700
Nvidia GeForce 5200 FX 64MB
15" XGA (1024x768)
60GB 7200RPM
24x CD-RW/DVD-Rom

I use mine mainly for coding, or working on projects when I am not home.
 

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brettmar

Obliviot
Good to see that everyone has the Inspiron models, and not the Latitude.

For those of you who do not know, the only difference between the models, except for the price, is the little hook that allows it to hook up to the dock. You pay more for the Latitude D series, and get EXACTLY the same.

(This info is correct as of the CPX series, as I used to work for em)
 

Rob Williams

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I didn't get a Latitude because I didn't want to pay more $ for something I am only using for normal everyday things. I rarely game on the thing, but it DOES play games better than most Latitudes.
 

Greg King

I just kinda show up...
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Someone gaffled my digital camera so a brief description will have to do.

Acer 1681

1.5 GHz Pentium M 915 Centrino (Dothan Core :) )
1 GB Crucial PC 2700 (512 x 2)
Radeon 9700 Mobility 64MB with Omega 5.6 Catalyst driver
15.1" inch widescreen


This isnt the best notebook but I can play most all games at a reasonable setting. I have gotten 32K on Aquamark3 with this notebook as well so its a capable machine in its own right. I mostly use it to do render my CAD and Rhino projects at school and with integrated wireless A/B/G its a great notebook for conectivity on campus (and wardriving.) It's a decent rendering notebook and the Pentium M Dothans are monster CPU's! I wish I had a desktop system with that chip......they are FX killers!
 

Rob Williams

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That's a sweet video card as well. I hate my 5200FX Go. Do you find after playing games for more than 15 minutes, that they lag? My laptop is notorious for overheating and lagging gameplay. I hate it.
 

Greg King

I just kinda show up...
Staff member
I hvae not had one problem with it yet. Doom 3 was a bit laggy but when I lowered the resolution a bit, all was well. HL2, CS:S, RoN....all my games play well enough on it. It certainly isnt a desktop replacement notebook but I am very happy with it. The Omega drivers are a blessing too, it raised my Aquamark3 score about 3000 points....I love Aquamark3, great beanch IMO. Anyway, email me back!
 

Merlin

The Tech Wizard
Now that is funny, LOL. What are the odds.

It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion,
It is by the beans of Java that thoughts acquire speed,
The hands acquire shaking, the shaking becomes a warning,
It is by caffeine alone I set my mind in motion.

Now I just L O V E this
I loved Dune also, as well as Blade Runner

Merlin/Deckard
 

Merlin

The Tech Wizard
What I use at work...we call it the brick
Symbol acquired by Motorola
Windows mobile PC
bar code scanner
internet
messaging
and phone with Sprint/Nextel networks


:techgage::techgage: Merlin :techgage::techgage:
 
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Naish

E.M.I.
I was never that into using my Notebook outside of school...
And then my Corsair HX620 blew up.

Asus G1S-A1
TinyXP Rev9 SP3
T7500/ 2.2ghz
2gb
8600GT @ 625/500mhz
160GB 5400RPM

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Naish

E.M.I.
Yea, it's a shame they haven't released a refresh with the 8800M.

The 8600M isn't a great card, you can OC it to meet the 8700m/8600Gt-Desktop specs though.
 
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