PCMag reviews the Eurocom D900C Phantom and write, “The Eurocom D900C Phantom is a heavy-duty gaming laptop, and its appeal boils down to one thing: Who will have the biggest bragging rights come tournament time? The two things that’ll make your rivals blush are the Extreme Edition desktop processor and the SLI graphics from […]

NotebookReview has a review of the Alienware M9700 and they conclude, “The Alienware M9700 is a full featured, high performance gaming notebook. It has handled every program I have thrown at it with ease, with only one GPU enabled mind you (Windows Vista does not support SLI graphics yet, a driver will be along […]

Notebookreview has a review of the HP Pavilion dv6000z, they write, “This system will serve the needs of most average computer users. Gamers may have issues with the limited graphics card, and the touchpad buttons definitely take some time to get used to. However, the system has plenty of power for the […]

NotebookReview has a review of the Dell Inspiron 1501 and they write, “The Inspiron 1501 is a fine basic mainstream notebook: the build is good, the screen is nice, and the price is pretty decent. But it’s hardly an exciting notebook, looks or feature wise. It’s a shame Dell took the e1505 offering, watered […]

NotebookReview has a review of the Asus G1S-A1 and they conclude, “The G1S-A1 is a great buy with solid build quality and good performance for the price. I definitely recommend this laptop. I also highly recommend getting this laptop from Gentech PC as they did a great job of accommodating my somewhat demanding requests […]