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XtremeNotebooks Releases First Xeon Quad Core Laptop to the United States
 
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(Logo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20070815/LAW104LOGO ) With available options such as the new 45nm Intel(R) Penryn CPUs, high capacity Blu-Ray drive storage, RAID 0, 1 or 5 arrays, dual SLI nVIDIA 8800 or Quadro FX series graphics cards running the highly anticipated Microsoft Direct X10, highly dependable and efficient OCZ Solid State SATAII HDDs; XtremeNotebook's Xtreme 917V XEON based system is the obvious choice for high performance mobile server deployment and the in-the-field, on-site networking needs of military, scientific, manufacturing and engineering teams anywhere on the planet. The Xtreme 917V Xeon Quad Core advantage offers the power of a traditional tower or blade server with a mobile footprint that can be carried anywhere and everywhere with up to an hour of battery backup and large high-resolution LCD display panels that will fit in a backpack for easy transport. Power hungry applications used for specialized engineering, military and science demands such as AutoCAD, Pro/Engineer, SolidWorks, Maya, ESRI, ArcGIS and 3DS MAX can be deployed to multiple users via Microsoft Server 2003, 2008 or other 64 bit UNIX based server software quickly and efficiently, anywhere on the planet. "Our clients have been asking for this system for a long time now,"
remarked XtremeNotebooks President XtremeNotebooks is a privately held corporation based in
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