InsideHW - Gaming Notebook Roundup

Translate to:

Home

News

Reviews

Syndicate

Kingston & Mushkin:
High-speed DDR3 memory kits

DDR3 memory has definitely been developing into a mainstream standard in the past...

Intel H55/H57 Round-up:
Full coverage for Core i3 and i5

We’ve decided to gather round all motherboards available at the market...

Silverstone PSUs: The Three Clones

The new series has improved power efficiency, all of them proudly wearing the 80 Plus Silver certificate.

Athlon II X4 635: Quad-Cores Are In

ASUS M4A89GTD PRO/USB3
A Fast Inheritor

890GX chipset can be deemed the successor to the throne of the good old 790GX...

Radeon HD 5830
A New Best-Buy in Sight

A bit later than expected, the third and final model from AMD’s current top-class...

2010: The Catalyst Year

ATI left major developments to be integrated in 10.2 and 10.3 revisions, thus starting the year in a revolutionary manner

BenQ Joybee GP1: A Little Bee

Throw media player functions into the mix and you get a true delight for PC peripheral enthusiast...

Asus Eee PC 1005PE:
Pine Trail

Pine Trail, as the name of the new Atom platform goes, has finally seen the light of day

Nokia N900:
A Completely Different N Series

Nokia had to opt for a completely new concept in the form of Maemo 5 OS...

Prev 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Next

Latest NEWS

Wednesday, 17. March 2010

12:27 -

NVIDIA brings 3D to TVs via HTPC

12:19 -

Microsoft reveals three new 720p webcams

12:11 -

Nvidia releases GeForce 197.13 beta drivers

12:06 -

IE9 to support HTML 5 and GPU acceleration

Tuesday, 16. March 2010

09:48 -

Windows Phone 7 Series trio

09:36 -

Kingston readies Westmere-EP-ready DDR3 memory

Home

NoteBooks

Gaming Notebook Roundup

Written by Sasa Pantelic

Wednesday, 13 June 2007

Page 1 of 9

It was a long time ago that mobile computers were simply business machines. With prices getting lower and lower each day, notebooks are becoming the first option when buying a home computer, and that places new obstacles in front of them. Two most important out of those are certainly – to satisfy the multimedia and gaming needs of the owner.

Although they still cannot measure up to the newest desktop solutions, modern mobile computers can offer more than decent performance as far as the games are concerned. That's why we decided to check out the situation on the market.

Prev - Next >>

[ Back ]

Related Reviews