Sager Notebooks = insanity in a small package
 

http://www.sagernotebook.com/index.html

I had never heard of this company until my teacher showed it to a few of us before class. Basically, these are laptops that have massive screens, raid arrays, and SLI support. Holy freakin cow.

NP5960-V looks to be the model with the most of those insane features. Maxed out it runs you 5 grand. but with dual video cards, dual hard drives, and a 20 inch screen...wow.

I would never buy one, but good god those are some specs....

Just something to drool over if you are tired of Falcon Northwest

one of these days I will actually figure out what Raid means and what it does. :D

looking at their specs they aren't that great. they get a great vido card, but the other specs suck. 40gb hdd for 2800 ? i think i will pass. XP home ? no thank you. 512 mb RAM ? i don't think so. 5400rpm hdd ? that's pretty decent for a laptop.

Seems interesting. Though the larger the monitor the less battery life. I perfer longer bat life and lighter computers.

I currrently work off a ultra high ress 14.1 or 15inch laptop monitor. I supliment this when at the office with a 17 inch secondary monitor. With the two going its highly productive and I keep the 8-10hours laptop battery life for traveling.

I did one fully spec'd for $5800 or so. Seems like a shit-ton of money for a laptop. Doesn't offer RAID 5, either (yeah, I looked it up :)). I also can't see the point of dual graphics cards on a laptop. I guess if you did a lot of gaming...but that'd just kill your battery.

This is the newest thread in here?


Either way I have one and love it. Very powerful machine. I'd reccommend them in a heartbeat.

1. Sager Notebook
 

The Sager notebook was created by Dr. John Sager, who is a professor at the University of California Berkeley. He is best known for his research on the effects of marijuana on memory and cognition. His work has been published in many journals including Nature Neuroscience, Journal of Psychopharmacology, Neuropsychopharmacology, and Molecular Psychiatry. In addition to being a researcher, he is also a writer and author of several books, including “Marijuana Myths” and “Cannabis Pharmacy.”