Exactly. My ProStar 4774 has 4 speakers and a built-in subwoofer module - while travelling it serves as a dandy DVD player with better sound AND video than the typical in-hotel-room TV. And gaming on a 17" 1440x900 LCD is delightful!
is a relabeled and marked up Asian notebook that is also available from http://www.pro-star.com and at a cheaper price. I own the ProStar 4774 and it's the second ProStar I've bought. They're extremely reliable. It's ten pounds of gaming goodness!
Sean.
Do it yourself is going strong! A digital animation studio represents DIY taken to the extreme: Meticulously crafted artificial intelligence developed by I.T. mathematicians and physicists. Thousands upon thousands of source code lines. Hundreds of networked computers. Dozens and dozens of people toiling long hours in CAD and Modeling user interfaces. All working together to create an aural and visual feast to satiate both artists and engineers alike.
This stuff ain't your daddies circuit bread board or torque wrench. The digital DIY arena would twist your daddy's mind until he was nothing but a quivering pile of goo in the middle of his woodshop.
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Sean.
is a relabeled and marked up Asian notebook that is also available from http://www.pro-star.com and at a cheaper price. I own the ProStar 4774 and it's the second ProStar I've bought. They're extremely reliable. It's ten pounds of gaming goodness! Sean.
Do it yourself is going strong! A digital animation studio represents DIY taken to the extreme: Meticulously crafted artificial intelligence developed by I.T. mathematicians and physicists. Thousands upon thousands of source code lines. Hundreds of networked computers. Dozens and dozens of people toiling long hours in CAD and Modeling user interfaces. All working together to create an aural and visual feast to satiate both artists and engineers alike. This stuff ain't your daddies circuit bread board or torque wrench. The digital DIY arena would twist your daddy's mind until he was nothing but a quivering pile of goo in the middle of his woodshop.