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  1. 08-01-2009, 07:08 PM #1
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    CES 2009 : HP Firebird performance PC: small, quiet, but expensive

    A screen-less laptop or a desktop? You decide.
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    Re: News - HP Firebird performance PC: small, quiet, but expensive

    Looks pretty damn nice tbh.

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    Re: News - HP Firebird performance PC: small, quiet, but expensive

    Looks nice but not very practical.
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    Re: CES 2009 : HP Firebird performance PC: small, quiet, but expensive

    More like a laptop-replacement desktop

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    Re: CES 2009 : HP Firebird performance PC: small, quiet, but expensive

    Quote Originally Posted by miniyazz View Post
    More like a laptop-replacement desktop
    A laptop replacement? When's the last time you had a liquid-cooled laptop with a quad-core processor and two NVIDIA GT9800s linked together? Oh yeah. NEVER.

    Fact is, this system rocks the Casbah.
    Last edited by Johny_Z; 11-01-2009 at 06:32 AM. Reason: Accidentally said "water cooled" instead of "liquid cooled".
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