Read more.GX740 and GX640 on route to UK stores armed with a 2.26GHz Intel Core i5 430M processor and ATI Radeon HD 5800-series graphics.
Read more.GX740 and GX640 on route to UK stores armed with a 2.26GHz Intel Core i5 430M processor and ATI Radeon HD 5800-series graphics.
As an owner of a MSI GT725 im glad to see the concept moving forward. However, one of the novelty features i adore on my current laptop is the Turbo feature. I would keen to see whether or not this feature exist on this, and what pressing it achieves.
Just to add I also own a GT725 and love it. Would be very happy buying MSI laptop again. In contrast to the reviews I actually really like the touch sensitive buttons and find them extremely useful. And the video review here http://tv.hexus.net/show/2009/02/Tar...the_MSI_GT725/ is absolute nonsense in relation to the buttons and the lightest graze is registered by the button as opposed to the claim "it has to be jabbed hard".
Doubt it given that the i5 already has built in turbo in order to maximise itself within TDP...
I'm rather fed up of Gaming = Garish/Tacky... no doubt the "gaming bag" is a monstrosity. Why can't we have gaming laptops with a sleek black minimalist colour scheme, or some nice brushed aluminium...
While the colours weren't my first choice by a long shot, it has grown on me. And in the flesh is much better than any picture i've seen yet. The core "black bits" are a black anodised brushed ali effect which really helps elevate the quality feel of the laptop. There are negative of course. The touch pads wears easily and the red painted trim wears off around the LCD where it touches the base when closed. Neither of which i've experienced persoanlly but have been reported on community site.
The bag is actually VERY good quality. With gel filled back cushions and custom pockets and good quality rip-tear material. In fact i would say the bag in comparrision is better than the lappy in comparrison.
The mouse however was great until it stopped working, which was promptly replaced, then broke, then replaced, then broke - Until i haven't been arsed replacing a third time instead going back to my ol'faithfull wired Intelli-explorer.
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