Mouse Computer Japan recently announced two new gaming desktop PCs — the NextGear L720 Series and Masterpiece V1200 Series. Comes with a price tag ranged from €954 (about $1,230 USD) up to €3000 (about $3,869 USD), both machines are powered by Intel’s monstrous i7 processor family. The most powerful one, Masterpiece V1200X1 model, boasts an Intel Core i7 965 processor, a 3GB of DDR3 main memory, a 1.08TB of hard drive (80GB + 1TB), Blu-Ray burner, a 1GB SLI nVIdia GeForce GTS285 graphics engine, and a pre-installed Windows XP Pro SP3 operating system. I want one!

Alienware show off Area-51 X58, its latest high-end gaming desktop PC powered by the powerful Intel Core i7 Extreme processor, during CeBIT 2009 event. Its body has exclusive Alienware chassis design, along with AlienFX system illumination. Running Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit edition operating system, the computer features up to 12GB of 1066Mhz DDR3 main memory, up to 4TB of hard disk storage, a 4x dual-layer Blu-ray burner, dual / quad GPU solution from nVidia, and Intel Core i7 Extreme processor family (920/940/965). Dubbed as “the benchmark destroyer”, this X58 sounds… expensive….

Asus recently unveiled two new gaming laptops last week, Asus G50 and G71. The first one comes with either 15.4 or 15.6-inch display, an Intel Core 2 Duo processor, and an nVidia GeForce 9700M GT graphics engine; while the latter has 17-inch display, a 4GB of DDR2 main memory, up to 1TB of hard disk, and a range of Intel Core2 Duo and Quad Core CPUs. Both notebooks are also equipped with Blu-ray burner, Bluetooth, and an integrated 2 megapixel webcam module. Asus G50 is available immediately with a starting price of €1000 or around $1,249.

Quote from the press release:

Notebook gamers now have two new machines from ASUS armed with enough GPU firepower to play the latest generation of PC games. The new ASUS G71 and G50 gaming notebooks are powered by the NVIDIA(R) GeForce(R) 9700M GT graphics processing unit (GPU) that will let notebook gamers enjoy the latest games in all their glory, experiencing ultra-realistic graphics. Like all NVIDIA GPUs, the NVIDIA 9700M GT GPU goes beyond “just graphics” by delivering support for technologies such as NVIDIA PhysX(TM), video acceleration and image processing-advanced capabilities collectively known as “Graphics Plus(TM)”.

Acer’s monster gaming desktop PC is finally available in Japan. ASG7700-A11 a.k.a Hellcat, retailed for 329,800 Yen (about €2,250), is powered by a 3.00Ghz Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 processor, two nVidia GeForce 9800 GTX graphics engine, an nVidia nForce 780i SLI chipset, a 4GB of main memory (upgradeable up to 8GB), and a 1TB of 7,200rpm SATA hard drive. Sounds powerful, huh? But hold on, the joy is not over yet. This computer is also equipped with a Blu-Ray disc drive, six USB ports, a media card reader, two eSATA ports, four DVI-I ports, and two S-video outputs. Gorgeous!