High-performance upgradeable 64-bit Dual or Quad core Intel XEON processors
Fully 64-bit compliant hardware
8 GB of high performance memory
Large capacity, high performance, redundant storage with RAID 0/1/5, three physical hard drives and up to 1.5 TB of storage
Internal 17-inch LCD display
Internal built-in battery; 1 hour of battery backup in case of power failure
High capacity optical Re-writable Blu Ray drive storage, perfect data backup
Long lifespan
Built-in 102-key desktop-like full size keyboard with separate numeric keypad
Multiple I/O Ports: 1Gigabit Ethernet LAN; 4 USB 2.0, FireWire, serial and parallel ports, CRT and DVI-D for 2 external displays. Optional 2nd Gigabit Ethernet is available via PC Express slot.
Wireless: Built-in WLAN 802.11a/g/n and Bluetooth 2.0
Full Upgrade Ability and Full Customization


The beast just got better

Only if you want to fry your Gnads off.....lol. Not sure I would put anything that threw out that much heat anywhere near my crotch. I'm already uncomfortable with my current system when it folds.

Despite that, it is a true beast that could compete with the vast majority of high-end desktops out there. I'm still waiting on that true mobile quad to see what it's like.

u are right about the heat but if u need a portable workstation the the best option is this one

Also are u uncomfortable with your current laptop?

Only when it's folding because it runs at about 60 C. When I'm just using it to web-surf, it's only at 30 C which is fine.

Yeah folding generates alot of heat, mine is 45c @ idle and goes 50-52 when folding btw have u heard this :
http://forum.notebookreview.com/sh [...] p?t=249470

That's the first I've seen that particular project, but I have used setFSB before with very poor results. Couldn't stay stable at just 2.2ghz. It also looks like they are only offering support for Santa Rosa and Penryn CPUs as well, so it doesn't help me any. Would definitely be useful to others though, nice find.