Notebook with 2.5 Terabyte hard drive

Eurocom, the first manufacturer to make products with Intel Core i7 desktop version on the notebook again presents a unique notebook. Product Panther D900F model is a desktop replacement notebook that provides extra-large hard drive.

With 2.5 terabytes of storage capacity, D900F Panther can store any user who wants more freely.

"The product is a computer server or workstation caliber with integrated UPS in the notebook weighs 5.5 pounds," said Mark Bialic, President of Eurocom. "This product is a high-performance notebook that can replace a desktop-based workstations," he said.

As an option, can be fitted D900F Panther Core i7 processors or microprocessors, memory up to 12GB, VGA GeForce GTX260M or 280m, and the optical drives of DVD writer or Blu-ray drive.

Laptop webcam also features 2 or 3 megapixel camera, WiFi, Bluetooth, and 12 cell battery. As the operating system, users can choose from Windows XP, Vista, 7, Server 2003 or Server 2008.

Unfortunately, not yet informed Eurocom notebook prices sailed 17 inches with a resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels are. But view the specifications, the product will not be obtained with an affordable price.

Acer and Dell 'Entranced' Windows 7

Windows 7 began to show his magic to boost the world computer industry. Acer and Dell for example, do not hesitate to spit praise for Microsoft's operating system besutan it.

Compliments are made directly by the CEO of Acer, Gianfranco Lanci. He said that the arrival of Windows 7 some time ago torn exciting computer business.

Lanci dared to look more optimistic stretcher company targets sales growth of up to 15% for 2010. As for the range in October to December 2009, Acer hopes to achieve 25% growth compared to last year.

"When we look at the features that have Windows 7, then we will soon know
that this product will provoke a request, "he said quoted by Reuters on Sunday (29/11/2009).

"As a result, we do not have plans to revise the targets that have been launched," said Lanci.

Voiced similar satisfaction PC vendors from the United States, Dell Inc. According to the company, they should thank the Windows 7 due to trigger twisted PC sales in the industry that happened lately.

Is that the magic Sedahsyat Windows 7?