Centrino w/ UMA900 + Geforce 6600 256Mb!

Tony · 11th January 2006, 12:17 PM

http://www.avadirect.com/product_det....asp?PRID=4796

I know uniwill make the same laptop/chassis/barebones with plain 915/uma900 and with various ATI/GF options.

This one surprises me though!

h4xx0r · 12th January 2006, 3:45 AM

thats a pretty neat idea, makes the laptop what it was always meant to be, FLEXIBLE, if i hadnt bought a laptop yet and also if i was smaller 14"~ and about 800g lighter, that be a pretty awesome machine

cheers

h4x

FlameTheFire · 12th January 2006, 11:59 AM

We have had a demo one but the price doesn't work out worth it because the majority of the people who are interested in that are going to get the upgrade card in which case the barebone works out too expensive.

Also if they don't upgrade the card you pay a premium on the barebone also.

Its a good idea and it was a nice notebook but the price needs to be right too.

11th January 2006, 12:17 PM	#1
Tony Member Join Date: Jun 2001 Location: Sydney, NSW, Australia Posts: 9,915	Centrino w/ UMA900 + Geforce 6600 256Mb! http://www.avadirect.com/product_det....asp?PRID=4796 I know uniwill make the same laptop/chassis/barebones with plain 915/uma900 and with various ATI/GF options. This one surprises me though! __________________ "Nowadays things are completely different, and auto makers are much more global in structure. Its difficult to see ANY new car these days as the product of any one company or country. There are honourable exceptions that prove this rule though. The R32, R33 and R34 series Skylines were the babies of an intensely focused faction inside Nissan, a group who still feel their heritage & family tree come from the Prince regime of ex-aircraft engineers who were really serious about racing and making great cars. Sadly, this group now seems to be feeling pressure to change." I drive a stock R33 non turbo automatic Skyline - 120kW at the wheels! OCAU Nissan Skyline Club Member

12th January 2006, 3:45 AM	#2
h4xx0r Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 189	thats a pretty neat idea, makes the laptop what it was always meant to be, FLEXIBLE, if i hadnt bought a laptop yet and also if i was smaller 14"~ and about 800g lighter, that be a pretty awesome machine cheers h4x __________________ Rig:- E6420 @ 3.4Ghz (8x425) (B2 stepping 1.3125V) \| GA-965P-DS3 \| 2x1G Geil Ultra 800 (850 4,5,4,12 @ 2.0V) \| 8800GTS 320Mb \| WCed by Fusion Extreme Kit \| TAT Load Temps 37C @ 22C Ambient \| 2x320gb Samsung Raid-0 \| 500gb Samsung + 320gb Seagate

12th January 2006, 11:59 AM	#3
FlameTheFire Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 196	We have had a demo one but the price doesn't work out worth it because the majority of the people who are interested in that are going to get the upgrade card in which case the barebone works out too expensive. Also if they don't upgrade the card you pay a premium on the barebone also. Its a good idea and it was a nice notebook but the price needs to be right too.