Perhaps Gateway is not the PC powerhouse it once was, but its two new laptop lines, the M-Series and T-Series, show that it still has some fight in it. Make no mistake, these machines are HD savvy. They have HDMI outputs, optional discrete ATI graphics, your choice of Blu-ray or HD DVD optical drives and wireless N connectivity. The 15.4" flagship M-Series, shown in the gallery below, features a 1920 x 1200 screen resolution for true 1080p display. (The similarly styled T-Series comes with a lower-resolution 14.1" screen, but is in most other ways identical.) The first of them is due to ship later this month in slate grey, pacific blue or crimson red, starting at prices as low as $899. Jump for the detailed press release.
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Alienware's latest community effort is AlienNetwork, a "digital channel" which debuted today. To kick off the show with a bang, they revealed that their "fastest ever" 17-inch Area-51 m17x gaming notebook shown back in November is launching today at 5PM (right now, give or take). Versus the m15x, it's got a higher res 1920x1200 screen, NVIDIA GeForce 8800M GTX SLI graphic cards, up to a Core 2 Extreme CPU and the option for two hard drives set up in RAID. It's in all black and if we might say so, just a bit sexier than the m15x. Update: Here's the product page.
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The chaps over at Pocketinfo.nl have just obtained word on ETEN's Glowfish M800, the successor to the 