The Most Powerful Laptop on Earth - Orca Extreme

[mascaras]

The Most Powerful Laptop on Earth - Orca Extreme

New Dual SLi Video Core 2 Duo Laptop exceeds capability of most desktops and all prior laptops.
Cranford, NJ (PRWEB (http://www.prweb.com/)) April 2, 2007 -- CompAmerica's (http://www.compamerica.com) new ORCA EXTREME laptop can do anything an extreme gaming or CAD CAM workstation can do. Hence, CompAmerica has dubbed ORCA EXTREME: "the most powerful laptop on earth."

New ORCA EXTREME Laptops sport amazing new dual video adapter "as one" SLi technology based on up to twoVidia 7950GT series Video Adapters with up to 1G Video Ram. This remarkable combining of two video adapters into a single display, achieves unequaled video performance for gaming, cad cam, multimedia and graphics applications.

The unit ships with a choice of Intel Core 2 Duo CPUs up to the Extreme 2.93GHz X6800, and up to 3 Mobil Hard Drives of up to 200GB each supporting Raid 0, 1 and 5. The Raid support insures that data integrity is maintained despite single drive failure. The new Core 2 Duo Extreme X6800 achieves extreme performance, and despite being a so-called "desktop Core 2 Duo" also has amazing ability to conserve energy usage.

A broad range of integrated peripherals including USB 2 ports, firewire, gigabit lan, and integrated Super 108MBPS wireless 802.11 G/B and Bluetooth, deliver remarkable connectivity.


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As with other ORCA's, the new EXTREME offers remarkably crisp and bright video through a new "Vista Clear" 17 inch 1920 resolution Glass View LCD Screen.

To round it out, a dual layer dvd burner and four speaker sound is built right in. New ORCA EXTREMEs ship with Windows XP and Windows Vista.

For more information on this breakthrough laptop, CompAmerica (http://www.compamerica.com/laptops) maintains a website, CompAmerica Laptop Site (http://www.compamerica.com/laptops), as well as a product brief at Orca Extreme Page (http://www.compamerica.com/mobilstar/products/9100).

CompAmerica is an industry leader in building advanced laptops, PCs, Digimemos and servers headquartered in New Jersey.

Source: CompAmerica (http://www.compamerica.com/mobilstar/products/9100)


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[perkam]

Dual Core + Low end dx10 mobile gfx is all u need for a laptop that u can use AS A LAPTOP.

Perkam

[Serra]

I wasn't amazed by the CPU or SLI - I've seen those before - but *3* hard drives and the ability to do RAID-5?!

I'll mirror what Perkams sentiments though... clearly a desktop replacement, not a laptop.

[Order]

Battery life: 120 seconds.

[citat3962]

Battery life: 120 seconds.

just long enough to dim the monitor and go into hibernate mode.:D

Agreed with Perkam.. I'm waiting to see low end DX10 cards for Aero usage paired with a low power dual core CPU for a good price w/ a 15.4" wide screen and decent battery life without weighing a ton. :slap:

[syne_24]

Rebadged, the original manufacture is Clevo D900C

http://www.notebookreview.com/default.asp?newsID=3566

[snq]

Weight: 11.9 lbs with battery
Portable? :rolleyes:

[K404]

Portable? :rolleyes:

Its mini weight-lifting with a 2nd purpose! :p:

[-Acid-]

I,m still on my c400, laptops are ment to be light and portable, (1.2kg)
and as soon as a ssd drives come in, it will be silent

[Cooper]

1920 on 17" ?
ouch...

[Kanten]

Portable? :rolleyes:

We could all use a little more exercise I suppose.

[Stuperman]

1920 on 17" ?
ouch...

holy :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana:, find a magnifying glass.

[snq]

I have 1920 on 17'' on my laptop as well, and it's not that bad. Sure it's pretty small but you get used to it fast.

My boss is actually considering buying one of these things, he's been looking for a new laptop for over a year now ;)

[Shintai]

Uhh...a SUV laptop :lol:

[frankR]

1920 on 17" ?
ouch...

Try 1920x1200 on 15.4 inches like the laptop I'm typinig on. I have perfect vision and it's a bit of a struggle but readable.

[Metroid]

It is very expensive and not affordable for me. Notebooks for me have to have a good battery life and smaller like 12.1. It has to be mainly turned to business mobile or schooling helper.

[3NZ0]

1920 on 17" ?
ouch...
Many other laptops have it, its quite nice.

In fact the one im using now has one. :)

ot: that laptop is quite simply, mad. :D :eek:

[MaxxxRacer]

LOL.. well atleast it will be easier to work on than most laptops considering it uses almost all desktop components.

[Fr3ak]

If you are hungry, you can turn it around and cook eggs on the bottom of it :P

Its crazy what is inside of that thing. I bought a notebook with a very long battery life and a small size, so I can use it to work. If I have the time to play something, then I go home and play on a real PC. Thats how I see it.

[saaya]

7950gt sli and xe6800.. thats all?
i expected more for some reason...

[xlink]

ehh..

single g80 + x6800 is a better setup...

[NickS]

So basically under full load it'd draw like 350w? How is that possible on a battery :eek:

[generics_user]

So basically under full load it'd draw like 350w? How is that possible on a battery :eek:

the battery makes half of the lappys weight? lol^^

better off with a 900$ lappy (macbook for example), 4 times the battery life, 1/4 of the weight :D

[xlink]

it's only 12lbs with the battery...

that's not bad. my weights right next to me are around 40lbs each, so ehh...

just means it has some durability.

[perkam]

Why spend that much on dx9 ?

Perkam

[irev210]

Many other laptops have it, its quite nice.

In fact the one im using now has one. :)

ot: that laptop is quite simply, mad. :D :eek:

I had a Dell laptop with a UXGA 15.4 inch screen @ 1920x1200 :)


now THAT is small, it was a nice display. They discontinued it because of the returns, it was too small for those that dont have eagle eyes

[xlink]

I had a Dell laptop with a UXGA 15.4 inch screen @ 1920x1200 :)


now THAT is small, it was a nice display. They discontinued it because of the returns, it was too small for those that dont have eagle eyes

how the hell is it the enthusiasts fault that the average dell user is old and approaching senility?