No one can be sure if asked to pick a super cool gaming laptop,thus TechiOtaku provided this guide to help those people who are confused to choose between them.
Equipped with powerful desktop processors, big high-res screens, beefy graphics chips, and plenty of memory, the best gaming laptops let you play any game on the go.
Thus Techiotaku Picked up some of the hottest laptops and hecked to the end untill we found the toppest ones.here's what we got !
Product | TechiOtakus' Rating | Specs | TechiOtaku's Take | Price |
Asus Republic of Gamers G73Jh | 1.6GHz Intel Core i7-720QM;8GB RAM1TB hard driveDVD±RW drive;17.3-inch display (1,920x1,080)ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5870 graphics (1GB);7.4 pounds;2.2x16.3x12.6 inches (HWD)Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit) | Gamers, take heed: In this model, Asus delivers one of the top-powered, top-value notebooks in its price range. | Rs. 71,675 (Estimated) |
MALIBAL Nine X7200 | 3.33GHz Intel;Core i7-980X;Extreme 12GB RAM;Dual 80GB solid-state drives;Blu-ray burner/DVD±RW combo drive;17.3-inch display (1,920x1,080);Dual Nvidia GeForce GTX 480M graphics cards (2GB each)12.8 pounds;2.4x16.5x11.3 inches (HWD)Windows 7 Professional (64-bit) | The Nine X7200 is by far the most powerful notebook to hit our labs to date-and the most expensive. But if you want the fastest laptop money can buy, this is it. | Rs.2,39,693 (Estimated price) |
Alienware M17x | 2.53GHz Intel Core 2 Extreme Quad QX9300; 8GB RAM; two 500GB drives; 17-inch display (1,920x1,200); dual Nvidia GeForce GTX 280M (2GB); 12.7 pounds; Windows Vista Home Premium (64-bit) | The fastest gaming laptop we've ever tested, Alienware's M17x packs top-shelf components in its 17-inch frame. But dedicated gamers will have to dig very deep to afford this field-dominating PC. | Rs.2,17356(Estimated) |
Eurocom D900F Panther (2010 Version) | 3.33GHz Intel Core i7-980X Extreme; 6GB RAM; 128GB solid-state drive; 500GB hard drive; BD-ROM/DVD±RW combo drive; 17.1-inch display (1,920x1,200 native resolution); Nvidia GeForce GTX 480M graphics (2GB); 11.9 pounds; 2.4x15.6x11.7 inches (HWD); Windows 7 Professional (64-bit) | This $4,000 uber-laptop offers record-breaking speed with plenty of 3D horsepower. If money's not an issue, it's a great pick for gaming, content creation, and entertainment use. | Rs.1,90,526(Estimated may change) |
MSI GT660R | 1.73GHz Intel Core i7-740QM; 6GB RAM; Two 500GB hard drives; BD-ROM/DVD±RW combo drive; 16-inch display (1,366x768 native resolution); Nvidia GeForce GTX 285M graphics (1GB); 7.7 pounds; 1.8x15x10.2 inches (HWD); Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit) | Slightly smaller and lighter than most gaming notebooks, the GT660R offers very good graphics performance and an edgy look. This notebook can handle your favorite 3D games without putting a major dent in your wallet. | F rom Rs.89,605(May vary) |
In Age of Pirates 2 - City of Abandoned Ships, the player has a choice of playing as one of the three available characters.
Two of the three characters are almost identical in both the storyline as well as performance. Ian and Diego start out their careers on a brutally battered ship under a state of amnesia.
The Last of the three characters, Mr. Blood, has the worst fate out of all three available characters. He starts out in England and he is a physician patching up some of the rebels. While the rebels lost, at least Blood was able to get some special treatment due to his medical background (the kind of special treatment that eventually open up some unforeseen opportunities.
If you are familiar with Bethesda's styles of games such as Morrowind, Oblivion and even Fallout 3, in Playlogic's Age of Pirates 2, you will notice some very familiar gameplay strategies. First of all, you have an open-ended story if you so chose it. While you can play as either a Brit, a French, a Spaniard or even a Dutch, in this game, you can also play as a ravaging pirate. This is the beauty of the overall game, especially from a storyline perspective. This game is open-ended enough where your every action and choice affects things in both the short as well as the long run. How you deal with the colonial powers, how you deal with the pirates and even how you deal with your own sailors can drastically alter your story's outcome.
Depending on the character that you select and depending on the missions that you accept, complete or fail to complete, not only your reputation as a sailor is being affected but acceptance between factions is also in great jeopardy. End up working for the Spaniards and the Brits may not take too kindly when your flag and sails appear on the horizon. Work for the pirates, well, you better be prepared for an engagement every time you cross a ship from one of the four superpowers. Each action, each choice, each outcome offers something new. And the story is not limited to naval battles (although sooner or later you will have to fight them); but, you can try to live your life as a merchant instead of an adventurer. If you're careful enough, your entire game can be revolving around commerce instead of warfare. Honestly, this of this game as Oblivion at sea. Your story, as unique as it might be, has one ting in common: the open seas. While the ancient Greeks turned to Poseidon for their prayers and help, you don't have that luxury. Your best bet is to make sure your navigator and cannon officers are worth all the gold that you've been coughing up.
Fortune and glory awaits you! Destiny awaits you, but destiny though is what you make it. Start your buccaneering career by choosing to go it alone and become the most feared pirate on the seven seas or prove your loyalty and take the coin of one of four different navies; French, English, Sp
Act of War: Direct Action™ is a frightening tale of suspense, international intrigue and geopolitical military conflict. This real-time strategy experience puts you squarely in control of counterterrorist forces and delivers a first look at tomorrow's war.
The Situation
A crippling energy crisis. Terrorist attacks. Massive strikes. Global instability.
The Enemy
A shadowy Consortium of back-room conspirators determined to throw the world into utter chaos using widespread terror tactics.
The Heroes
A new “direct action” operation known as Task Force TALON to counter massive military assaults, rescue hostages, conduct classified spy missions, take prisoners and stop an unpredictable enemy bent on toppling the world’s governments.
Features:
-Command highly realistic modern military units
-Experience unique gameplay through a seamless convergence of movie-quality
cinematics, and live action
-Skirmish with up to eight players in a variety of intense multiplayer operations
-Face the realities of real urban combat as you defend the streets of London,
San Francisco and Washington, D.C.
-Capture enemy soldiers, rescue hostages, and occupy or destroy buildings.
-Live out a gripping storyline from best-selling technothriller author Dale Brown
Specifications:
Genre: Action
File Size: 669 MB
Publisher: Atari
Min Requirements:
Windows 2000/XP
MINIMUM
Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon 1.5GHz Processor
256MB RAM
6GB Hard Disk Space
2X DVD-ROM Drive
64MB Video Card with Hardware T&L
DirectX compatible Sound Card
DirectX 9.0c
RECOMMENDED
Pentium 4 or AMD Athlon 2.2GHz Processor
512MB RAM
128MB Video Card with Hardware T&L
