Clevo Announces Laptop With GeForce GTX 480M

Does power generator comes with it, or it is extra?

Doohoohoo, oh that slaps me on the knee.

calling it a "480"M is pure deception, since the performance will come nowhere near the 480 desktop version

I assume we can expect it to bench at around half the speed of the equivalent desktop version? Infact, if I was to make a bet, I'd say they'd just rebaged some older gen model. they don't have a point to prove with tessellation on laptops as much, and the extra heat all of that adds just REALLY can't be afforded in a laptop.

now that's hot! literally.

I do believe this is covered just about every single article that has to do with mobile GPUs.

Instant. Sterilisation.

... and that is the cause of global worming...

Ahhh!The first laptop that you're gonna regret having on your lap(coupled with half an hour battery life of course!)

Apple fanboys: Eat your heart out, because this isn't coming to your precious macbook anytime soon.

I can just imagine a laptop like this bringing back the power brick. Darn power adapter probably needed is just as heavy, if not larger than the laptop itself.

The money that u would use to buy this system could have been used to buy me two AMD gaming desktops

Weight?? I'd love to know that feature!

trust me
It will only weigh as much as a human adult

You need to buy one of them small home-depot window units to mount to it.

I don't care if this laptop weigh heavy or cost big as long as it wont heats up Un bearable.

wtf? why does it have a vga AND a dvi and do not have a hdmi connection?

What about Optimus?

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"fermi" and "mobile" can be used together?

a note to consumers, please do not use our product on a wooden desk. Failure to do so may have significant consequences.

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/m [...] 10206.html
... no need to...

HAHAHA You can get a Asus G73 with a HD 5870, which plays Crysis better than the 480, for only $1199 at Best Buy. Fermi could not fail any harder.

^ Yep!

And that beast has dual hhds so you can put in an SSD, and 4 ram slots.

Heh... Is will my lapy melt when I play games?

What! This sounds like a terrible idea! With the GTX's thermal envelope and power requirements...oi. Save yourself the money and burning hands and just build yourself a desktop.

Finally a laptop for Eskimos.

Yes both ATI and Nvidia are doing this but at least it is based on the 400 series core and not just a rebranded G92 with 200 series label.

For the griller on the go...

I can't believe anyone was guilable enough to give you the thumbs up for mentioning that weak solution. Mobility 5870 is after all a desktop 57xx GPU. One that gets stomped on by a G92 GPU, no less!
http://www.tomshardware.com/review [...] ,2615.html
As for playing Crysis...um... http://www.tomshardware.com/review [...] 615-9.html
Epic failure

Yes, everyone is aware that laptop graphics cards are not as powerful as their corresponding desktop cards wearing the same numbers. The mobility 5870 is somewhere between a desktop 5750 and 5770, and the gtx 480m is comparable to a desktop gtx 465. Nvidia has of course been the most deceptive, albeit the lesser of two evils. They rebranded 8800's for how many years?

And as for your links, they aren't anywhere close to being an accurate comparison of two completely identical machines playing games with the only variable being the mobility 5870 and the gtx 480m cards. If, however, you visit http://www.notebookcheck.net/Compu [...] 849.0.html, and select only the m5870 and gtx480m, you'll see that their performance is pretty much identical in real world gameplay, with the two cards winning different benchmarks of different games by extremely tight margins, but mostly being pretty much even. My point still stands that the $1199 Asus G73 from Best Buy is the most bang for the buck when it comes to top end (yet accessible) gaming laptops. The people who thumbed me up know that it would be rediculous to pay $2915 for the same performance. Go configure this laptop with a 500GB HDD, 6GB RAM, wireless and bluetooth, and with a gtx480m, so that it's the same performance as the G73, and you'll see $2915 as the price. Please tell my why you're defending a machine that is equal to another laptop that sells for $1716 less. I could literally buy TWO G73's and still have $517 in my pocket, for the same price as this crap laptop from Clevo.

Methinks my point is still valid and you wouldn't be defending this $3000 laptop unless you were getting paid to.