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Mine is a Toshiba Satellite L455D-S5976 with the Following Specs

Windows 7 Home Premium x32

AMD Semperon SI-42 @2.1GHz

2gb DDR2

250gb HDD

ATI Mobility Radeon 3100 256mb

I got it last last holiday season for about $250 because my previous laptop was on its last legs. Day to day performance is fine for the most part but it does get pretty choppy at times, most games are a big no no to but I can't really complain seeing as how I got it cheaper than most netbooks.

Lol OK. Nothing impressive but here we go :P

HP G62

Athlon II X2 P320 CPU @ 2.1 Ghz
4GB DDR3 RAM (2x2GB)
M880G chipset with HD 4250 GPU
320GB 7200 rpm HDD
12-cell 8800mAh battery
Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

15.6" screen (1366x768 )

It does everything I want it to do well. Playing some older & lightweight games, web browsing and research, web video (youtube mostly), word processing, watching HD movies on TV (HDMI), and listening to music. The CPU is very nice and energy efficient for a dual-core laptop CPU (25W TDP and less than 1v unless heavy load).

Edit: here it is; http://h20386.www2.hp.com/CanadaStore/Product.aspx?pdetail=P107046&pid=C289375&

Obviously I upgraded the battery and RAM.

HP dm1:

AMD E-350 APU (2x1.6Ghz Bobcat cores, HD6310 graphics)
4GB RAM
640GB HDD
11.6" 1366x768 display
Windows 7 x64

Not exactly a gaming powerhouse, but it's a beastly netbook-type ultraportable (7+ hours real-world battery life) while still providing reasonable performance and that HDD makes it a great portable media centre.

HP dm1:

AMD E-350 APU (2x1.6Ghz Bobcat cores, HD6310 graphics)
4GB RAM
640GB HDD
11.6" 1366x768 display
Windows 7 x64

Not exactly a gaming powerhouse, but it's a beastly netbook-type ultraportable (7+ hours real-world battery life) while still providing reasonable performance and that HDD makes it a great portable media centre.

PBSnipes

HP dm1:

AMD E-350 APU (2x1.6Ghz Bobcat cores, HD6310 graphics)
4GB RAM
640GB HDD
11.6" 1366x768 display
Windows 7 x64

Not exactly a gaming powerhouse, but it's a beastly netbook-type ultraportable (7+ hours real-world battery life) while still providing reasonable performance and that HDD makes it a great portable media centre.

PBSnipes

I almost bought one of those but decided to upgrade my battery instead. I now get 6-7 hours out of my laptop however my battery alone probably weighs as much as the dm1 itself :lol:

i have samsung Q210 with a Core 2 duo T6400 2.00GHz, 4GB and Geforce 9200M.

i bought it becouse its small and neet and looks pretty cool.

thinking of selling it to get an ipad though as all i use it for is multimedia and the internet. plus i have my i7 2600k desktop if i want to use a PC for PC things.

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HP dm1:

AMD E-350 APU (2x1.6Ghz Bobcat cores, HD6310 graphics)
4GB RAM
640GB HDD
11.6" 1366x768 display
Windows 7 x64

Not exactly a gaming powerhouse, but it's a beastly netbook-type ultraportable (7+ hours real-world battery life) while still providing reasonable performance and that HDD makes it a great portable media centre.

gmaster456

it's quite impressive. My sister bought a laptop with E-350 and I had to configure it. Obviously I played around with it a little as well. It was much snappier than I expected. I had Firefox 5 & itunes running while other programs were installing and the slowdown wasn't that bad. It also runs super cool. I don't think that I felt any heat coming out of the vent the entire time and couldn't hear the fan at all!

I found these benchmarks interesting: http://hothardware.com/Reviews/AMD-Zacate-E350-Processor-Performance-Preview/?page=1

Hows the CPU performance for a 1.6GHz Dual Core?gmaster456

It's pretty much the bare minimum of what a netbook-type CPU should be capable of: the ability to run your usual web browser+media player+productivity software and not have to worry about hangs or excessive load times (although installing can be a *****). Maybe a touch slow for everyday use (but then again my desktop has a 2500k, so my idea of everyday use is probably different from most users), but great for any sort of netbook/cheap ultraportable form factor or mini-ITX nettop/HTPC.

HP dm1:

AMD E-350 APU (2x1.6Ghz Bobcat cores, HD6310 graphics)
4GB RAM
640GB HDD
11.6" 1366x768 display
Windows 7 x64

Not exactly agaming powerhouse, but it's a beastly netbook-type ultraportable (7+ hours real-world battery life) while still providing reasonable performance and that HDD makes it a great portable media centre.

PBSnipes

got similar netbook

acer ao522:

c50 APU 2 x 1.0ghz bobcat cores, HD 6250? graphics

250gb HDD

10 inch screen

win 7

does everything i need great netbook for $250, its a little annoying that it went on sale for $230 a few months later though.

AMD V120 2.2 GHZ

2 GB DDR3

250 GB HD

HD4250

15.6 1366 by 768

Acer Aspire TimelineX 3820TG

Core i5 480m @ 2.66GHz

4GB DDR3 1066MHz

AMD Radeon 6550M

500gb HDD

13 inch screen. it can play batllefield bad company 2 and starcraft 2 on high which is all that matters(at native resolution) and the best part about it is that its 1 inch thick and weighs 3 pounds. guess you can tell i like it :P

Alienware m11x:

Core i7 640m 1.2ghz Overclocked to 2.4ghz

4gb ddr3 1333

gt335

500gb seagate hdd

Windows 7 x64

....yeah its a little beast

Mine should be arriving next Tuesday!

It's an HP DV6t Quad Edition

Core i7 2630m (2.0 Ghz quad core)

HD 6770m GPU - should play games pretty well

15.6" 1080p antiglare screen - I was so excited when they added this option.

I can't wait to get it and see how it plays games. I have a desktop too, and I mainly got this for writing and level design in UDK on the go, but I'll definitely be playing some games on it.

Laptop: Dell Studio XPS 1645

OS: Windows 7 Ultimate X64
CPU: Intel Core i7 740QM (Quad Core Mobile with 8 threads), 1.73Ghz @ Quad Core, 2.53Ghz @ Dual Core, 2.93Ghz @ Single Core.
RAM: 8GB DDR3-1333
HDD: WD 750GB 7200 RPM
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 5730M with 1GB GDDR3 (1600Mhz) memory.
eGPU: external AMD Radeon HD 5770 with 1GB GDDR5 memory.
LCD: 16 inch 1920x1080p RGB-LED.

I have tested AMD Radeon HD 6950 on my external GPU adapter.

Laptop: Dell Studio XPS 1645

OS: Windows 7 Ultimate X64
CPU: Intel Core i7 740QM (Quad Core Mobile with 8 threads), 1.73Ghz @ Quad Core, 2.53Ghz @ Dual Core, 2.93Ghz @ Single Core.
RAM: 8GB DDR3-1333
HDD: WD 750GB 7200 RPM
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 5730M with 1GB GDDR3 (1600Mhz) memory.
eGPU: external AMD Radeon HD 5770 with 1GB GDDR5 memory.
LCD: 16 inch 1920x1080p RGB-LED.

ronvalencia

by eGPU do you mean that case by which you can use an external gpu for a laptop.???

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Laptop: Dell Studio XPS 1645

OS: Windows 7 Ultimate X64
CPU: Intel Core i7 740QM (Quad Core Mobile with 8 threads), 1.73Ghz @ Quad Core, 2.53Ghz @ Dual Core, 2.93Ghz @ Single Core.
RAM: 8GB DDR3-1333
HDD: WD 750GB 7200 RPM
GPU: AMD Radeon HD 5730M with 1GB GDDR3 (1600Mhz) memory.
eGPU: external AMD Radeon HD 5770 with 1GB GDDR5 memory.
LCD: 16 inch 1920x1080p RGB-LED.

gravitygamer

by eGPU do you mean that case by which you can use an external gpu for a laptop.???

That's correct.

Plan to encase the external graphics card with Silverstone SG06 ITX case.

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its an Asus G73. Processor & Cache Memory Intel Core i7 Processor 740QM; 1.73 GHz Quad-Core with Turbo Boost Technology up to 2.93 GHz Operating System Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64 Bit Chipset Mobile Intel HM55 Express Chipset Main Memory DDR3 1333 MHz 8GB (2gbx4) Display 17.3" 16:9 Full HD (1920x1080) LED backlit, Color-Shine (Glare-type) Video Graphics & Memory NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460M graphics with 1.5GB GDDR5 VRAM Hard Drive 1TB (500GB,7200rpm x2)Allicrombie

I got the Asus G73 too, its the Asus G73Sw. Which one you got, the Jw or Jh?

@ronvalencia You supposedly have a desktop with a 6950. Why would you bother with gaming and external GPUs with your laptop?CuRle_

For experiment and mobility i.e. both laptop and external graphics card is smaller than my full tower PC.

@ronvalencia at what price are you getting that.gravitygamer

For more information, refer to http://forum.notebookreview.com/gaming-software-graphics-cards/418851-egpu-experiences.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDfbfXTRT_0
my unboxing video of it
originally i7 2630qm
gtx 560
1920x1080 matte 95% color gamut lcd from LG
8 gigs o ram

I changed the cpu to a i7 2720qm engineering sample I got for pretty cheap uses lil voltage and has more cache than the stock one.

Laptop is np8130

m11x r1 netbook

11.6 inch

1.6ghz c2duo

gt335m 1gb ddr5

250gb hdd

Bluetooth intergrated

$500 refurbed

Thats what I think I have on the top of my head.

m11x r1 netbook

11.6 inch

1.6ghz c2duo

gt335m 1gb ddr5

250gb hdd

Bluetooth intergrated

$500 refurbed

Thats what I think I have on the top of my head.

Bikouchu35

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m11x r1 netbook

11.6 inch

1.6ghz c2duo

gt335m 1gb ddr5

250gb hdd

Bluetooth intergrated

$500 refurbed

Thats what I think I have on the top of my head.

gmaster456

Haha, Im not exactly sure how the loose hinge syndrom would look, but if I lift the shell by half an inch it would fall backdown. So far is still holding up decently, but Im still warry of whats to happen. I guess worse comes worse Ill call warranty or jerry rig fix my self.

Dell Studio XPS

• Core 2 Duo Processor
• 4 Gb DDR3
• 640 Gb Hdd
• HD 4670m
• Slot Load DVD
• 1920 * 1080 FHD LED screen

Ive had it for a year and a half now and its a solid laptop that handles my uni work and some light gaming.

Asus G53SW

-i7 2630QM

-6GB DDR3 1333 MHz (not sure about the timing)

-15.6" screen (1366x768 )

-GTX460M (stock clocks)

-500GB 7200rpm SSH

-Blue-ray reader