Mouse Computer of Japan presented another new Hybrid SLI laptop yesterday, the NextGear-Note M350W Series. Powered by an Intel Core 2 Duo processor (either P8600 or T9550), the notebook boasts an nVidia GeForce 9100M / 9600M GS Hybrid SLI with 512MB of video memory. Sounds like a powerful multimedia powerhouse, huh? Moreover, it is also equipped with a 18.4-inch Full HD LCD screen, a 4GB of main memory, up to 500GB of hard drive, and either a DVD SuperMulti or a Blu-Ray burner. Price is set between 119,700 Yen (€90, $1,236 USD) up to 149,000 Yen (€1,130, $1,539 USD).

Mouse Computer updated their m-Book laptop’s portfolio with the brand new m-Book D900 notebook featuring nVidia’s Hybrid SLI technology. If you’re looking for a real multimedia machine, you should check out this 18.4-inch full HD laptop that boasts an Intel Core 2 Duo P8600 processor (Core 2 Duo T9550 also available), up to 500GB of hard drive, a Blu-Ray burner, a 4GB of main memory, built-in WiFI connectivity, an integrated 1.3 megapixel webcam, and a powerful combination from nVidia MCP79MH chipset and GeForce 9600M GS graphics engine. Price starts from 109,830 Yen (about $1,115 USD) up to 139,860 Yen (about $1,520 USD). Recommended!

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!

Mouse Computer Japan introduces their latest LuvBook series laptop, the LuvBook TW600X model. Retailed for €800 (about $1,016 USD), the notebook features a 15.4-inch WXGA display, an Intel Core 2 Duo P8700 processor, a 4GB of DDR2 main memory, a 320GB of hard drive, Blu-Ray burner, Intel GM45 Express chipset, and pre-installed Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 operating system.

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For just 49,800 Yen (around €420 or US $533), you can grab the latest desktop PC from Mouse Computer of Japan, LM-M110S Series. Measures only 60 x 200 x 250mm, this compact computer is powered by a 1.66Ghz Intel Atom 330 Dual Core processor, a 2GB of main memory, and an Intel 945GC Express chipset. Moreover, it is equipped with a 320GB of hard drive, a DVD Super Multi burner, and a 4-in-1 media card reader. Sounds like a good choice if you want a small, home entertainment PC on your living room…

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.

If you think that netbook is a “small and cheap” version of laptop then you’re wrong. The new LuvBook U100 mini notebook from Mouse Computer Japan, based on MSI Wind laptop, is retailed for €630 (around $802) which is about the same price of a notebook. Regarding the specs, it comes with an Intel Atom N270 processor, a 2GB of main memory, and a 160GB of hard drive. Ouch!

If I have to spend that much money for a notebook, I definitely buy the “real one”, not a netbook…

The 10.2-inch G1000 Netbook from Mouse Computer is a compact, lightweight (just 1.4kg) mini laptop that allows you to check your email, browse the web, or working with your office document, without having to carry a 2kg notebook around. Measures 259 x 180 x35mm, G1000 boasts a 1.6Ghz Intel Atom N270 processor, a 1GB of main memory, a 160GB of SATA hard drive, and a 1024×600 WSVGA display. Furthermore, it is also equipped with a media card reader (SD/MemoryStick/MemoryStickPro/MMC), WiFI connectivity, three USB ports, and an integrated 1.3MP webcam module.

Runs on Windows XP Home Edition SP3 operating system, Mouse Computer G1000 netbook comes with a 6-cell battery, but unfortunately, no words on its battery life.

Mouse Computer of Japan is going to release their new 15.4-inch m-Book TW800 laptop. It’ll be available in several different specs, ranged from €655 (about $918) to €865 (about $1,212). Generally, the notebook features either an Intel Core 2 Duo P8400 or T9400 processor, an up to 4GB of main memory, 80GB/160GB/250GB of SATA hard drive, a DVD SuperMulti burner, a 512MB nVidia GeForce 9600M GS graphics engine, a WXGA display, and either Windows XP Home or Windows Vista Home Premium SP1 operating system.

I really need to get a new laptop. My old Acer’s TravelMate 3274WXMi has started to act strange lately. Three weeks ago, its Vista won’t even load (it said that the boot system was missing) and I had to spend hours to manually fix it. So yes, I really need to get a new laptop.

Unfortunately, I couldn’t get this one from Mouse Computer, the m-Book P650. Not because it’s expensive (the price is quite fair actually, ranged from €860 to €1,165 or between $1,263 and $1,711), but because the lappy isn’t available in my country. It’s one of those “only in Japan” stuff that would make you drool.

Anyway, regarding specs, the m-Book P650 laptop features a 15.4-inch (WSXGA+) display, an Intel Core 2 Duo processor (either P8600, T9400, or T9600), up to 4GB of main memory, a 250GB of SATA hard drive, an integrated 2 megapixel webcam, and a 512MB of GeForce 9600M GT graphics engine with HDMI out port.