CPU Ivy Bridge e GPU Kepler per un notebook Samsung

[alakyr]

Originariamente inviato da Spider-Mans

ehm
da quel che leggo in giro solo le entry level serie 6 sono riedizioni
ma le high end come la 670m dovrebbe essere kepler
e lo spero visto che sto aspettando per farmi il nuovo laptop con le nuove cpu intel e gpu nvidia

vedi qui:
http://laptop-computer-planet.com/bl...re-on-the-way/

fare della nomenclatura 6xxM un mix (o cocktail come vuoi chiamarlo te) di ben 2 architetture differenti ovvero fermi e kepler...mmm si cosa molto intelligente...nessuno oserebbe mai fare una simile ca**ta....

[giovanbattista]

se non trovo un 14" con un monitor decente e relativa configurazione, credo che questo sia uno tra i papabili, speriamo in una tastiera illuminata ed in un monitor di qualità non lucido!!!

La linea mi piace molto e i materiali se ripresi dalla serie 9 sono fantastici, non voglio plastica anche se di qualità.



ecco alcune info che mancavano:

One of the first Ivy Bridge-equipped notebooks from Samsung is already up for pre-order on Samsung’s official website.

Called NP700G7C, this 17.3-inch Series 7 gaming notebook will ship with the high-end quad-core 2.3GHz Core i7-3610QM, 16GB RAM, GeForce GTX 675M GPU, 1080p display, dual 1TB HDDs, backlit keyboard, 4 speakers and an integrated 8GB SSD reserved for system cache. Samsung promises up to 45 percent faster boot up times with their ExpressCache technology. There is no mention of 3D compatibility, which would have rounded up the already impressive specs list quite nicely. A similar notebook to this Series 7 was teased by Samsung at CES just one month ago.

Connectivity options include wireless-n, WiDi, Bluetooth 4.0, gigabit Ethernet, multi-card reader, HDMI, Blu-Ray drive, DisplayPort and 2x USB 3.0. Oddly enough, while a VGA-out port is listed as part of the specs, the actual port doesn’t appear in any screenshots of the Samsung notebook.

Despite the powerful hardware, the actual form factor of the notebook is not as thick as one would imagine. While still large, the Samsung is 1.96-inches (40.64mm) at its thickest point but tapers down to 1.29-inches (32.76mm) at its front. Still, the notebook will be quite dense at a substantial 8.39 pounds (3.8kg).

Expect this notebook to ship within the next few months or right around the launch of the Intel Ivy Bridge chipset. The NP700G7C currently sits at a hefty $1699 pre-order price tag. Check the source for the official gallery of the rather sleek notebook.


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NP700G7C-S01US features the advanced Intel Core i7-3610QM processor, 16GB of memory, DDR3 Memory Type, 2TB Hard Drive Capacity, and discrete NVIDIA GeForce GTX 675M Graphics Chip. Its exclusive ExpressCache Technology offers flash memory of as much as 8GB. Also, its impressive automatic caching takes significantly less time to boot up as well as starts the lately used applications and Internet Explorer two times faster.

With a note-worth screen size of 17.3”, Samsung Series 7 is 1.3” and 2” thick, and weighs only 8.4 pounds. Two USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 Ports, Bluetooth v4.0, and 7-in-1 Multi-Card Slot (MS, MS Pro, SD, SDHC, MMC, MMC plus, xD) are some other salient features of Samsung Series 7 NP700G7C-S01US.

Talking about connectivity and multimedia technology, this Samsung Series 7 NP700G7C-S01US model incorporates 4 W Stereo Speaker (2 W x 2) sub-Woofer and 2.0 MP Webcam.

If you are looking for a laptop with unique design, superior performance, brighter screen, ultra fast HDD, and long battery life, undoubtedly Samsung Series 7 NP700G7C-S01US is an ideal option.

[ArteTetra]

Originariamente inviato da giovanbattista

se non trovo un 14" con un monitor decente e relativa configurazione, credo che questo sia uno tra i papabili

Un 14" e un 17.3" sono due cose completamente diverse, sei sicuro di avere le idee in chiaro su quello che ti serve?

[giovanbattista]

Yes, uno sfizio........

il 14" è monitor dipendente.

il 17.3", ormai è cresciuto e si sente indipendente anche se ogni tanto al plasma si attacca ancora volentieri.........

arriva anche la serie 9, ma 15"......altro contendente