Thinking of getting any of those external USB monitor for laptop? Well, hold on a second. If you’re not in a hurry, I suggest you to wait until this ThinkPad W700ds laptop from Lenovo come to a store near you. Why? Because this wonderful 17-inch notebook comes with a SECONDARY 10.2-inch LED screen on its right side. Cool, isn’t it?

For 756,000 Yen (about $7,724 USD), you’d get the first laptop in the world with two built-in monitor, along with either an Intel Core 2 Extreme or Core 2 Quad processor, an 8GB of main memory, a 980GB of hard drive, an nVidia Quadro FX 3700M graphics engine, and a battery life that lasts for about 2 hours.

Mouse Computer of Japan recently unveiled its latest powerful gaming machine, the NextGear-Note M750W-WS Series laptop. Powered by either Windows XP or Windows Vista operating system, this notebook boasts a wide 17-inch WUXGA (1920 x 1200) display, a Blu-Ray drive, a 1GB nVidia GeForce 9800M GTX graphics engine, and a 2GB of Turbo Memory (Vista edition only). You can choose between two sets of configuration. The cheapest one, retailed for 330,000 Yen (around US $3600), comes with an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9000 processor, a 4GB of DDR3 PC3-8500 main memory, and a 120GB of OCZ Apex Series SSD; while the higher model sports an Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9300 CPU, a 4GB of DDR3 RAM, and a 250GB of OCZ Apex Series SSD. The latter costs you 420,000 Yen or around $4,600.

I’m interested. Definitely.

Priced at a whopping €3,500 (that’s over $5,400 incase you didn’t realize), the Mouse’s monster Masterpiece V960XV1 Desktop PC boasts a 3.2GHz Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9770 processor (12MB L2, 1600Mhz FSB), an Intel X48 Express chipset, a 4GB of DDR2 main memory, and a 1.3TV of SATA hard drive. Another stuff packed inside that impressive-looking case are a 1GB nVidia GeForce GTX280 graphics engine, a SuperMulti Blu-Ray burner and a 11-in-1 media card reader. Gamers would definitely fall in love with this beast.

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Alienware, my favourite computer manufacturer, presents the latest Area 51 series laptop, the Area 51 m17x. Available immediately, this 17-inch widescreen notebook PC is powered by an Intel Core 2 Extreme procesosr, up to 4GB of DDR2 main memory, up to 1.5TB of hard drive in RAID 0, an nVidia 8800M GTX SLI graphics engine, and a UXGA (1200p) display.

Talking about Alienware, finally there’s a local store in my city who is able to deliver ANY Alienware’s products. I’m not sure about the price yet since I have’t had time to visit their place, but I bet it’d be a little big higher than the original price.

The “XPS M1730″ is Dell’s latest premium gaming laptop. Recently released in Korea market, this sleek and stylish notebook PC is powered by an Intel Core 2 Extreme X7900 processor, two 256MB nVidia GeForce 8700M GT graphics engine in SLI mode, and AGEIA PhysX 100M chipset. Along with a colorful case with LEDs, it is also equipped with a full-size backlit keyboard, a Blu-Ray disc drive, an integrated 2 megapixel webcam module, a built-in mic, and a 17-inch widescreen LCD monitor featuring a gray-to-gray response time of 7ms. Finally, regarding connectivity, Dell XPS M1730 supports 802.11n WiFI and Bluetooth.

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Priced at a nice €2680, the new “Masterpiece V950XV2″ desktop PC from Mouse Computer Japan (MCJ) is truly a masterpiece. It is powered by an Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9650 processor and a 2GB PC3-10666 RAM, promising a powerful and high-speed perfomance. While the 768MB GeForce 8800 GTX graphic engine delivers fast high-quality graphics on the screen, the 10,000rpm 150GB of Western Digital Raptor (WD1500ADFD) hard drive avoids the bottleneck on the storage’s side. Of course, 150GB isn’t much nowadays, that’s why you can have an additional 500GB HDD (@ 7,200rpm) if you want. With an extra expense of course.

Other features include an X38 Express chipset, a DVD burner, a 10-in-1 media card reader, and pre-installed Windows Vista Ultimate Edition operating system.

“NEXTGEAR-NOTE M700″ is the newest creation from Mouse Computer. Recently introduced in Japan market, the gaming laptop is powered by an Intel Core 2 Extreme X7800 processor, a 160GB of SATA hard drive, and a pre-installed Windows Vista Ultimate Edition operating system. It comes with wireless connectivity capability via Wireless WiFI Link 4965AGN chipset thus giving this 17-inch machine more mobile functionalities. The suggested price is 364,980 Yen.

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According to HKEPC, Intel is going to launch its first gaming laptop powered by the new Core 2 Extreme processor in Q2/Q3 2007. The new mobile CPU, X7800 model, features a 2.6GHz speed, a 4MB of L2 cache, and a 800MHz front-side bus. Priced at $795, This powerful processor will have 64-bit capability and can be overclocked. Furthermore, Core 2 Extreme processors will use socket P, part of Intel’s forthcoming Santa Rosa notebook platform, which is also known as Centrino Pro.

Later in Q4 2007, Intel will release Core 2 Extreme X7900 processor which has 2.8GHz speed.

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Priced at a nice $3,700, Dell’s latest gaming machine, the XPS 710, is full of impressive features. To start with, it has the most advanced Intel’s Core 2 processor inside, the 2.66GHz Core 2 Extreme QX6700. Thanks God, with this superb processing engine, multithreading applications will run smoothly. Gamers love to play with bigger display, and so there goes the 30-inch Dell UltraSharp 3007WFP-HC LCD monitor with a resolution of 2560 x 1600 (WQXGA) and a response time of 8ms.

Dell also realizes that hardware technology changes rapidly. That’s way the Vista ready XPS 710 Desktop PC provides four expansion slots, along with two graphic slots (SLI anyone?) and huge spaces for four hard drives and two optical drives. It also included a 750W power supply so the monster can still breath even when it carries a pack of four HDDs.

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If you’re currently looking for a monster gaming PC for playing those new hungry resources 3D games outthere, here’s an alternative, the XPC P2 3700G Desktop PC from Shuttle. No matter what games do you want to play, this machine can take care of them. No wonder. It comes with extremely fast Intel’s Core 2 Extreme X680 processor, supported by a generous 4GB of DDR RAM and a large 400GB of storage. While graphics are the most important part in gaming, worry not, the addition of nVidia’s GeForce 7950 GX2 is trully a gift from heaven. Just expect to see your favourite games run smoothly on high resolution with decent frame rate.

Other features packed on this wonderful desktop PC include a brilliant audio system, Gigabit Ethernet LAN support, 22-in-1 media card reader, and a dual-layer DVD burner. Shuttle’s XPC P2 3700G PC is currently retailed for $3876 with a 2 year warranty and Pick-Up-And-Return facility.

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