CyberPower Intros Gaming Laptop With Core i7-3940XM EE

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  • warezme
    fairly cheap compared to alienware m17x r3
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  • nolarrow
    Make it look less like a toy and I'll buy one.
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  • @cyberpowerpc
    With a purchase of a FangBook for today only 2/13 we are offering a $100 MIR.
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  • darkbooton
    How about 100% MIR for this piece of crap. Yes I have had experience with your company and yes I will dog it until my dying breath.
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  • joytech22
    warezmefairly cheap compared to alienware m17x r3
    Your telling me.. I got the m17X R3/W 16GB of RAM, a 7970M, i7 3630M, 1TB HDD, Blu-Ray combo drive and a 32GB SSD Cache for $2500, and that was with the $500 off from the sale. lol

    Mind you, that price was with the Australian mark-up in pricing. I bloody hate that.. Why do we have to pay so much?! Our dollar is even stronger lol.
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  • instinctgone
    Now with 10-12 minutes of battery life! Oh and of course I am sure it is durable as well. Do you know why you don't sell a lot of these machines? Because you are out of touch with your customer base. An avid gamer will know that much horsepower is not needed to game right now so you are only left with a few that only buy such things so they can lay claim to having the best.
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  • youssef 2010
    Nice laptop. But I prefer gaming on the desktop
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