And you thought your computer was top-notch

[AGampher]

Clicky (http://www.go-l.com/desktops/machl38/features/index.htm)

$7,800!

[David]

I now have a $26,832.99 computer in my basket ... lmao

Nice, but way too expensive for me ...

[john240sx]

http://www.go-l.com/_images/screenshot_3dmark2001_2_big.jpg
http://www.go-l.com/_images/screenshot_3dmark2001_1_big.jpg

look at the fps.... not a very good advertising tool :p

[twump]

their desktops are pretty ridiculous but their laptops are oh so sexy. price isn't quite as horrible for the lappys either.

http://www.go-l.com/laptops/hollywood/features/index.htm



17" WXGA 1440-by-900 pixels, high contrast, wide-
angle-view, fast video response, Ultra-Speed™
Widescreen Display
3.20GHz & up Intel® Pentium 4 HyperThreading
2MB L3 Cache Extreme Edition CPU
512K L2 Cache
800MHz System Bus
Enhanced CacheFlow™ Technology
SuperBIOS™ IBPT Technology
Up to 2GB of 433MHz Dual-Channel DDR Memory
Ultra ATA-133 Connectivity
Up to 80GB of Colossal Storage Capacity using
ultra-high performance 5400rpm or 7200rpm HD
ATI Radeon™ 9600 PRO AGP 128MB DDR Memory
Professional Graphics with dual monitor output
and Video-Out.
Choice of optical drive: CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, CD-RW,
COMBO (DVD-ROM/CD-RW), or high-speed 2x
DVD-Burner (DVD-R/-RW)
Integrated CCD Video camera with full-motion video
at 30 frames per second in 24-bit color.
IEEE 1394 FireWire & USB 2 connectivity
Multi-Channel Digital IA Audio with S/PDIF out
Built-in 4 Surround speakers and Subwoofer.
Comfortable full-size 99-key desktop-like
keyboard with a separate numeric keypad
Optional internal wireless
LAN 802.11b/g and/or Bluetooth multi-Channel
Internal 10/100 LAN
Internal 56K V90/92 Modem
Full Bandwidth 32-bit PC CardBus Slot
Built-in internal Floppy Drive
Ports: 1x PCMCIA slot; 6-in-1 card reader; 1x
S-Video/TV Out; 1x serial port & parallel port; 1x
IrDA; 1x CRT; 1x PS/2 for mouse and keyboard
(via Y cable); 1x headphone; 1x microphone; 1x
RJ-11 modem; 1x RJ-45 for LAN; 1x DC-in jack;
1x S-Video for video input (with TV-Tuner
module); optional 1x line-in jack for audio input
(with TV-Tuner module).
Revolutionary high-density Methanol Multi-stage
Copper Heatpipe CPU heatsink design with precision
pressure plates.
FreeFlow™ Enhanced Cooling Architecture with
AI Q-Fan technology
802.11B/G Wireless LAN & Bluetooth Expansion
Option Bay: Internal Sub-Woofer with surround
sound; TV-Tuner with Remote; 6-in-1 Card Reader
120W 100-240V, Multi-voltage Power Supply



battery life must be measured in minutes but still very impressive

[shiyan]

the $7800 is not including monitor.

laptops do look very good.

I wonder if that 17" is the one designed by Porsche.

Porsche did make the design for some laptop, can't remember if it's this one.

[XWRed1]

That isn't the Porsche design.

I bet the battery life is atrocious also.

[Mico]

I like the monitor idea...really nice...nothing like a 57" monitor to brighten ones room and lighten ones wallet.

[Mr. $T$]

I like those laptops, o the 17" LCD :D Ich Will

[TheGhengisKhan]

Additional Expansion Slots
Up to 74 full-length 32-bit or 64-bit optional PCI Slots Modules

does anyone else see a problem with the desktop advertising 74 PCI slots? if they were only 1/2" a piece, this would take up 37"

[HardwareJedi]

Originally posted by TheGhengisKhan


does anyone else see a problem with the desktop advertising 74 PCI slots? if they were only 1/2" a piece, this would take up 37"


Problem? Not really. They are probably using Daughtercards and/or risers to get the extra PCI slots. (Perhaps cabling from a MB feature connector or PCI slot to another Box with a mega PCI slot daughtercard?). ACPI and IRQ steering would handle the IRQ sharing.

[SinsFeelNatural]

dang their site is down. :(

[madcow235]

Well they advertise things that are complete bull so i emailed them when it was posted on another forum i visit. Anyways they say they have DDR2, they dont, They say they have p5 support, they most definitely dont, They use a gigabyte motherboard with a special pci controller, WOOWOWOWO SO COOL, Puram is a Flash harddrive, Their bus supposedly doesnt get saturated with 74 devices, YEAH RIGHT.

[stan03]

there was a link saying the gigabyte 8knxp supported the first generation prescotts.....