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Toshiba release high spec gaming laptop: Qosmio X300

Your IT - Entertainment

Gaming and Laptops have never sat too comfortable with each other, but check out the specifications on this latest beast from Toshiba, the Qosmio X300

A review will follow shortly from iTWire, but in the meantime here is the rhetoric and specifications straight from Toshiba on the new Qosmio X300.

For AU$3,999  the following lap warming rig can be yours.  These are the essential specifications – for the full list you can head over to the official site .

Processor:     Intel Core 2 Duo T9400 at 2.53GHz
L2 Cache:     6MB
OS:         Genuine Windows Vista® Ultimate (32bit) (includes recovery media for Windows Vista® Ultimate 64bit)
HDD:        520GB (200GB (7200rpm) + 320GB (5400rpm)) SATA
Memory:     4GB DDR3 (2GB+2GB) (1066MHz)
Display:     17.0” Widescreen at 1680 x 1050 resolution
Graphics:    NVIDIA GeForce 9800 GTX
Weight:    4.16kg
Dimensions:    412mm x 306mm x 43.2mm / 62.5mm            

Other essential info includes an DVD R/W optical drive, FM Tuner, Premium 5x harman/kardon speakers with sub woofer, PCI Express Card, HDMI-CEC (Regza Link) 4 USB (3 x Hi-Speed USB 2.0 Sleep and Charge + 1 x eSATA / USB Combo).

Plus webcam, integrated Bluetooth and 802.11 a/g/n Wireless.

And most importantly, looks pretty hot in the red gloss case.  Will it give you desktop Crysis rig a run for it's money?  Probably not, but there is not much on the gaming PC market at the moment that couldn't be enjoyed on the X300.

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