SAVROW KATANA 3D-9 : QUADRO Powered Mobile Workstation

There are a host of desktop replacement (DTR) laptops available on the market. In fact, we have reviewed a SavRow DTR before. However, today I'd like to introduce you to something a little different. SavRow's brand new Katana 3D-9 is more than a desktop replacement; it's a mobile workstation! Under the hood you can run a Pentium 4 3.8Ghz, over 2GB of RAM and NVIDIA's latest mobile workstation graphics processor, the Quadro Go1400 which brings unprecidented mobile OpenGL & Direct3D performance.

Now that is an immense setup before you even consider that it's a mobile system. HEXUS has the first pictures on the web of this new laptop:

http://img.hexus.net/v2/news/quadrok...ok90_small.jpg

http://img.hexus.net/v2/news/quadrok...90-2_small.jpg

Check out SavRow's press release in the HEXUS.press-releases section.

I wonder if any companies have ever thought about making a dual CPU laptop motherboard?

Yes, though infrequently. Look at specialists like Tadpole for instance - dual UltraSPARCs.

they have...it's called two laptops ;)

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Originally Posted by Zak33

they have...it's called two laptops ;)

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u fool :p

Dont think that would have the same effect Zakky ;)

what i want to know is why the laptop is claimed to be the first withdual optical drives and hard drives when the Area-51m 7700 is the first to offer this and it has been around for 6 monts at the least area-51m 7700 here