Show us your Laptop thread!

[GuruJockStrap]

Noticed that theres quite a few laptop threads popping up and though a thread like this would be good for those people. They can see spec, size, style etc.

Also be a good idea to post the laptop spec, what you use it for (eg. if games, what games can you play) and battery life.

Heres my Dell Inspiron 630m:

Spec:

Pentium M 1.73GHz (2MB Cache, 533 MHz FSB)
512MB DDR II RAM
40GB 8MB 5,400RPM Cache Samsung HD
DVD RW
Integrated Intel GMA 900 Graphics
Intel Pro Wireless 2200BG
Integrated Sound
Integrated 10/100 NIC
MMC Card Reader
Firewire
14.1" Display with 1280x800 resolution

Came with a 6 cell battery, which I get 4.5 hours from it.

Only really use the laptop for wireless web surfing/email, office, listening to the odd MP3 and watching the odd DVD. Handles all those tasks with eases with the current spec.

 

[Parsley]

(Picture was originally to show the usb speakers to a mate, it is usually hooked up to my hi-fi.)

Pentium M 2.00GHz running at 2.27GHz (2MB Cache, 533 MHz FSB)
2GB DDR II RAM
100GB 8MB Cache 7,200RPM HD
DVD RW
GeForce Go 7800 GTX 256mb Graphics
Intel Pro Wireless 2200BG
Integrated Sound
Integrated 10/100 NIC
MMC Card Reader
USB (no firewire unfortunately)
17" Display with 1680x1050 resolution

I use this to do everything whilst I am at university. The desktop gets used at home but this laptop is better for gaming. It can run pretty much everything at full settings, though it struggles a bit with Tomb Raider : Legends.

It is more of a Desktop Replacement than a laptop to be honest, the battery only lasts an hour and a half and its a bit big to use on trains etc. Quite heavy as well, but it suits me as it is far more easy to move this around than a desktop!

 

[Joe42]

I have one of these:

More pics here
Its an HP nc4010, got it off the 'bay 2nd hand.

Specs:
PM 1.7
512mb ram
40gb hdd
Centrino wireless module, some rubbishy integrated graphics.
Its very small, 12.1-inch display and only 1.59 kg so also very light.
Full specs
The only things that i dislike about it are the rubbish graphics, battery life isn't great at around 2 and a half hours and it has no cd drive. Otherwise i really like it.

 

[androo]

Its a Dell XPS M1710 - shade under a month old.

Specs:

Centrino Duo T2500 @ 2.0ghz
2gb DDR2 Ram
120gb Hard Drive
Geforce Go 7900 GTX 512mb
Intel Pro Wireless 2200BG
Integrated Sound
Integrated 10/100 NIC
Bluetooth
MMC Card Reader
Firewire
DVI & VGA Out
17" Display with 1920x1200 resolution (can be a bit small sometimes)

Used for: Plays all games fine at the native resolution - even better at a lower resolution through my 26" LCD. Games such as Battlefield 2, Fear etc all run fine.

Battery life is around about 1.5 to 2 hours and it weighs a ton!

 

[Lagmeister]

My Asus a6j

t2400
1gb ram
ati mobility x1600
100gb HDD
Integrated Realtek sound
Integrated Bluetooth
Integrated Wireless
15.4" screen (1024x800)

all for around 2.7kgs, though it does get a little hot at times.

 

[lolwtfbbq]

Here mine

Specs for sony vaio fs315m

CPU: Pentium M 1.73
Ram: 1gb
HDD:80 gb
Gfx: Nvida 6400 go

 

[FTM]

my wifes....to avoid fights on the PC upstairs

t2300
1gb ram
ati mobility x1300
80gb HDD
15.4" widescreen (1280x800)
DVD rewriter
Intel® PRO/Wireless 3945ABG

 

[GuruJockStrap]

God there are some beastly laptops in here that would spank my main Shuttle desktop system around for fun!

 

[Stelly]

Specs
Intel® Core™ Duo Processor T2500
(2MB L2 cache, 2.0GHz, 667MHz FSB)
2GB (1GB installed in each of two memory slots) DDR2 533 SDRAM
120GB* SATA hard drive, 5400RPM, with Acer® DASP+ (Disk Anti-Shock Protection+)
ATI® Mobility™ Radeon® X1600 graphics, 256MB DDR memory; ATI® POWERPLAY™ power management, PCI Express™ and Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0 support

Will get a better pic soon

Stelly

 

[EYEREX]

Asus A4764K-LH
15.4'' TFT (WXGA)
Mobile Athlon64[K8] 3200+
ATI Mobility Radeo 9700 with 64MB DDR
1GB DDR SDRAM
80GB HDD
802.11g Wireless LAN

 

[Chewy]

Samsung Q30

Weighs 1.1kg (advertised as the lightest 12.1" laptop available)
External dvd+-rw
1.1ghz p-m
512mb ram
30gb hd
wifi-g, bluetooth

Certainly the best laptop I could find for weight and battery life, and suprisingly capable given the specs, I've done a couple of 40man raids in wow and it coped nicely

 

[TheVoice]

Dell Inspiron 630m specs are basically the same as the one posted at the top, except mine has a 60GB Seagate HDD instead. Damn nice little notebook though, and cheap too, seeing as Dell were clearing them out to make way for the 640m.

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[benjo plz.]

Dell Inspiron 530m specs are basically the same as the one posted at the top, except mine has a 60GB Seagate HDD instead. Damn nice little notebook though, and cheap too, seeing as Dell were clearing them out to make way for the 640m.

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My dad has the 510 (I think) with the same spec as yours with 1gb of ram. Lucky bugger .

Here's mine, it's a good couple of years old. I'll probably get a new one for Uni.

It's a Toshiba Satellite 1130 - Z25
with
a P4-M 2.0Ghz 512mb (lol)
1gb of DDR400
Intel 852/855 Graphics
15" screen
80Gb 8mb 5,400rpm Samsung MP0804H
Realtek AC'97 onboard sound
dvd/Cd-rw combo drive
Gigabyte GN-WIAG 108M/bs SuperG internal wifi.

 

[nicRob]

Asus A6VA
1.86ghz p-m
1024mb DDR2
100GB HDD
128mb X700
Dual layer DVDRW
15.4" LCD
Built in wireless+bluetooth+webcam
~3h battery life

 

[MOOGLEYS]

Fujitsu Amilo A1630
Athlon 64 3700 Desktop Chip
2GB Corsair 3200 Ram
80GB 7200 Rpm HDD
ATI Radeon Mobile 9700 128mb
15.4 Wide Lcd
W/Lan
NEC 1670 DVD-R/W

Runs most games at High settings inc BF2 and X3...

 

[Eliot]

(Picture was originally to show the usb speakers to a mate, it is usually hooked up to my hi-fi.)

Pentium M 2.00GHz running at 2.27GHz (2MB Cache, 533 MHz FSB)
2GB DDR II RAM
100GB 8MB Cache 7,200RPM HD
DVD RW
GeForce Go 7800 GTX 256mb Graphics
Intel Pro Wireless 2200BG
Integrated Sound
Integrated 10/100 NIC
MMC Card Reader
USB (no firewire unfortunately)
17" Display with 1680x1050 resolution

I use this to do everything whilst I am at university. The desktop gets used at home but this laptop is better for gaming. It can run pretty much everything at full settings, though it struggles a bit with Tomb Raider : Legends.

It is more of a Desktop Replacement than a laptop to be honest, the battery only lasts an hour and a half and its a bit big to use on trains etc. Quite heavy as well, but it suits me as it is far more easy to move this around than a desktop!

My bro has the same its amazing, small for a desktop replacement

 

[Kezmo]

Acer Ferrari 4005

- AMD Turion 64 ML-37 processor: 2GHz, 64KB L1 Cache, 1MB L2 Cache
- ATI Radeon Xpress 200P chipset with Mobility Radeon X700 GPU and 128MB video memory
- 1GB DDR333 SO-DIMM (2x 512MB), upgradeable to 2GB maximum
- 15.4" WSXGA+ TFT LCD display (1680 x 1050 resolution)
- Broadcom (802.11b+g) wifi, Gigabit wired Ethernet LAN, Bluetooth
- 2.5" Ultra DMA 66/100, 100GB (5400rpm) hard drive
- 8x DVD-RW/CD-RW slot loading combo drive

 

[Win^]

HP Pavillion zt3207AP:

Pentium M 1.6GHz
512MB DDR II RAM
60GB Fujitsu HD
DVD/CD-RW
ATI Mobility Radeon 9200 64MB
Intel Pro Wireless 2200BG
Bluetooth
Integrated Sound
Integrated 10/100 NIC
SD Card Reader
15.4" Widescreen Display with 1680x1050 resolution
Battery life ~3-4 hours

Don't do any gaming on the laptop, but installing CS:S at the moment to see how it runs.

 

[Hxc]

Fujitsu Siemens Amilo D7830

3.06ghz Intel Pentium 4 (desktop, and northwood, thankfully)
512mb 3200 DDR
Mobility Radeon 9000 (sucks, but it runs most things at low at least)
60gb HDD (big enough for me)
DVD+RW
15.4" TFT (1024x768 :/)
Battery life: non-existant, the battery died.

Has been my main PC for quite a while, being replaced soon :E

 

[Rilot]

Dell XPS M1710

Intel Core-Duo 2.16GHz
nVidia GeForce Go 7900GTX 512MB @ 600/1400
2GB DDR2 667MHz
100GB 7,200RPM drive
DVD-RW
1920x1200 17" display
Rubbish on-board sound
802.11 a/b/g
Bluetooth

Scores 9,800 in 3DMark05

Out performs my old desktop that had a 7800GTX and an X2 4400 clocked at 2.5GHz.
It's my main PC now. Sold my desktop. Just don't see the point in them when I can have somethning that powerful in a form factor I can hide under the coffee table.