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Monday, 17 August 2009 14:45

Belinea launches ?4500 X15 gaming notebook

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If you can call it a notebook

Belinea might
not be the first name that comes to mind when you think of gaming notebooks, or the second, or third name for that matter, but its X15 is definitely worth writing home about.

We're really not sure if we should call it a notebook to begin with, as it's an 18.4-inch behemoth, and it weighs 5.6kg, as much as two average 15-inchers. You probably think there's some quite impressive stuff under the bonnet, and you're right. It's powered by a quad-core Core 2 Extreme QX9300 at 2.53GHz, has 8GB of memory, three 500GB hard drives for a total of 1500GB of storage and most importantly, two Nvidia Geforce 280M GTX cards with 1024MB of memory each. So, it can run circles around most desktops you come across, but after all, it does cost €4449, so you shouldn't expect less.

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It's also got a Blu-ray drive, HDMI, eSata, and pretty much everything you can expect from such a pricey piece of kit. The only thing it lacks is an OS, and some common sense. The whole thing is utterly senseless, pointless and as bonkers as it gets. Hence, we like it, and if you don't mind spending that much cash on a notebook, you can get it here.

There's also a cheaper version, the X10. It is powered by a 2.53GHz Core 2 Duo P8700, with just 400GB of storage, and a more reasonable €2199 price tag. In spite of that, you still get the same SLI graphics muscle at half the price.
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