Looking for a new laptop

[iiibuddhaboy]

I know it's gunna be expensive (if it even exist) with a laptop that has a x700 or go6600 that is around 14 inches or so? WS if possible... anyone have any ideas? ( i already have a asus z71v so i dont want a 15.4, planning to sell it to a friend if i get a new one)

 

[fbrdphreak]

Toshiba M3 has 128MB GF 6600 TE (some shared RAM? I know TE stands for something, slightly less powerful than regular 6600) 14" SXGA+ for $1800.

A few other Toshiba models do as well, but I believe all those are more expensive.

EDIT Best 14" widescreen graphics I know of is the X600 on Asus W3V

 

[shipley1827]

I think Lenove T43's cheap and nice

 

[fbrdphreak]

T43's are not cheap, they are nice, but have nothing close to an X700 GPU in it.

 

[scottish144]

Go to www.notebookreview.com There are many great reviews and a huge database of notebooks and their specs.

 

[iiibuddhaboy]

ibm has a x700 in it? show me please, lol i cant find it

 

[scottish144]

If your willing to dish out another $600, you could get an Acer Ferrari 4000.

 

[iiibuddhaboy]

looking for 14 or less, i already have a 15.4 right now, want smaller :]

 

[scottish144]

Here's an ASUS with an X600 w/hypermemory, sounds like integrated though,
http://usa.asus.com/products/notebook/w3series/w3000v/w3000v_overview.htm
Closest I could find.

 

[Herr Yunta]

Most new laptops with PCI-E video have dedicated memory and additionally can use system memory. That Asus has 128MB of dedicated memory.

 

[iiibuddhaboy]

any suggestions now?

 

[Phobic9]

Chembook 2030. 14.1" widescreen, 4.9 pounds, GeForce Go6400, DVD Burner, Built in webcam & Card reader.

I have one and it's a nice machine. I bought it because I was looking for a low price AND lightweight laptop that could do some moderate gaming. Age of Empires 3 and WoW both work fairly well. I got mine from Mwave (Listed as MwaveFL30) for about $1100 (1.7GHz P-M, 768MB ram, 40GB HDD, DVD burner and built-in bluetooth/wireless.)

You can see a review here. http://www.notebookreview.com/default.asp?newsID=2504