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WidowPC Gaming Computer - Sting 917 Gaming Laptop

# Pentium 4 Desktop Processor with Hyper-Threading
# WUXGA 1900 x 1200
# Intel® 915P Express chipset
# Dolby Laboratories selected Intel HD Audio
# 7-in-1 Media Card Reader
# External USB floppy drive
# Dual Hard Drive and Dual Optical Drive Bays
# 220W Power Supply
# nVidia's GeForce 6800 go ULTRA 256MB, Quadro FX Go 1400 256MB or ATI's Radeon x800 256MB graphics cards all making use of the x16 PCI Express bus
# 2 IEEE 1394 FireWire Ports (Mini DC in Jack)
# Fast Infrared (FIR), IrDA 1.1 Compliant, Support 4M Bit FIR
# 4 USB 2.0 Ports
# 1 Serial Port
# 1 Parallel Port with ECP/EPP Support
# 1 External Keyboard/Mouse Port
# 1 DVI Video Output Port
# 1 Kensington Lock Port
# 1 S-Video Jack for Video-in
# 1 S-Video Jack for TV Output
# 4 Audio Jacks for Line-Out, Microphone-In, and S/PDIF-Out
# Built-in 56K V90 Fax/Modem and 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet LAN Card

Dimensions: 15.6"(W) x 11.7"(D) x 1.95"(H)
Weight: 11.3 lbs. with Battery

Mine only came out to $3678.00, lol

11 pounds... wow. But, playing a little Battlefield 2, on a 3.8Ghz, at 30k feet would be fun... for the whole 15 minutes that the battery would last.

play BF2 and keep your bagels warm at the same time.

ElZorro wrote:11 pounds... wow. But, playing a little Battlefield 2, on a 3.8Ghz, at 30k feet would be fun... for the whole 15 minutes that the battery would last.

That is why there are power and extension cords

Julian, you wouldn't be able to plug that computer in to an outlet upstairs. You would blow the circuit!

zaxrex wrote:Julian, you wouldn't be able to plug that computer in to an outlet upstairs. You would blow the circuit!

lol, good point I need to start looking at ripping the drywall up so that we can run the wires. The fans for up there came in over the weekend

nevermind the fact that you would keep the boys warmer than they should be with that thing in your lap.

gotta keep teh swimmers cool man...

thassalottabeef

but if you're in the market for a gaming rig, you should invest in a powerful desktop. you get so much more for so much less. gaming laptops are awesome, but the added beef cuts down on their portability which kind of defeats the purpose of a laptop, and yeah they get hotter than the sun.