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Toshiba releases first laptop with the 7900GS

By Justin Mann

On March 29, 2006, 7:13 PM

The first laptop spotted to support the apparently quite beefy GeForce Go 7900GS is being released by Toshiba. The Satellite P105-S921 (what a name!) is designed around performance, and thus aimed for enthusiasts or those who just must have the best of the best, coming stock with not only the 7900 GS, but a 17” wide screen display, a remote control, a gig of RAM, and a whole lot more. Starting at around $2000, it looks like it may rival Acer for top dog in the laptop world. The CPU speeds will probably vary, but will all be based on the Core Duo. If you're looking for a replacement desktop – take a look.

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  1. March 29, 2006 8:07 PM
    crossfire851 said:
    Im so jealous.
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  2. March 29, 2006 8:54 PM
    djleyo said:
    finally but whats the battery life on these ???hope its not to low but nonetheless great move by toshiba
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  3. March 29, 2006 9:16 PM
    crossfire851 said:
    With these high end componets the last thing you should and are thinking about is how long the battery lasts.
    Reply

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