With games in the stores normally recommend you using those stationary and bulky system desktops to play a rich smooth game play, there is some solutions to the problems of having a large PC, for instance people moving about to one apartment to another just to keep one step ahead of the cops (who said you were chased by the law) but want to check e-mails and still work with multi-tasking and gaming in your spare time; so this really means having a gaming 17in laptop in hand but not just a bulky thick laptop but just enough to keep you on the move.
The Toshiba Qosmio X305 is a gamer’s solution for Toshiba, to compete with other brands like Alien ware, theses thing obviously weight much two notebooks but have to take advantage that it can perform like a desktop PC but being placed in a small compartment for easy movement form one room to another. Yes it is a 17in laptop PC replacement for its bulkiness but it sports an Intel centrino 2 processor that is clocked to as low as 2.0GHz to 2.5GHz to one of your choices the normal centrino two and the core 2 extreme mobile edition; plus a 1066Mhz fsb and 4GB of DDR3 RAM with the same fsb frequency of the processor. And if power CPU performance is enough the X305 is a dual 9800M-GTS graphics for all those HD rendering and game speed but little low on the storage in the primary drive a 128GB SSD but can be RAID enable to have a 500 GB hard-drive placed on it. A DVD burner with PC connectivity with WI-FI and Bluetooth; while the rest are a power supply that is a lithium battery with 8-cell and a 47Wh which provided a good one hour and a half of normal computing without the cord.
For the design outlook the Qosmio is a full redesign of curves and calculative parabolas in the shape of the screen and the body itself, with big signs of reds and cool plastic chrome finish it is not a bad look when you try to impress. Just to get another impression is the performance with the dual 9800m’s working you can get Crysis and COD4 playable in mid to high resolutions just above 30fps. But large stuff doesn’t go cheap this will cost you a whopping $3,000 for the high prize electrodes but if to keep in the norm the 1,500 dollar standard one is enough to go by. For cons it is the large size and the usability when trying to tweak it, no standard over clocking just the stock settings, but whatever you choose this can be a real replacement for you.
