Top 5 gaming notebooks

By Darius Chang on 25 May 2007

Dell Inspiron 9400

The Dell Inspiron 9400 packs a solid set of multimedia features, and when configured with Intel's Core Duo processor, it has enough power to speed through virtually any task, from editing video to playing games.

User rating:8.9
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  • Good: Excellent overall performance and competent gaming performance
    Complete set of multimedia controls and connections
    Quality speakers
    Runs Windows XP Media Center
    Features double-layer DVD burner
  • Bad: Lacks integrated TV tuner, though a PC Card tuner is available
  • Specs: 100 GB • 1GB • Intel Core Duo • 2.16 GHz • See more specifications
  • RRP: AU$2,499.00

Topics: asus, dell, gaming, laptops, sony, toshiba, notebooks, roundup, top end, game

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Comments (11)

  • Axeman commented on 03/09/2009 18:22 Report abuse

    you can buy a 15inch alien ware maxed out to perfection (latest parts etc) for $5500
    Best laptop for gaming

  • Axeman commented on 03/09/2009 18:21 Report abuse

    BTW the alien ware starts at just about $1000 so you can upgrade it to your $2000 budget

  • Axeman commented on 03/09/2009 18:20 Report abuse

    you can buy a 15inch alien ware maxed out to perfection (latest parts etc) for $5500
    Best laptop for gaming

  • derka commented on 25/05/2009 13:52 Report abuse

    hi all im chasing good gaming laptop around 2000 dollar mark any ideas pls

  • Nil commented on 24/04/2009 18:19 Report abuse

    by toshiba i mean toshiba Quosimo

  • Nil commented on 24/04/2009 18:19 Report abuse

    Asus G71v and Toshiba are the best hardcore gaming laptops out there..

  • M95 commented on 03/06/2008 08:21 Report abuse

    ASUS has the new G1 out now with the 9500M 512MB Graphics. Configured with VRAM this Intel Core 2 Duo Processor stock with 4GB or RAM will run circles around most if not all gaming laptops. That is after your dis-ingage all the Windows Vista red flags....

  • Disappointed commented on 23/08/2007 10:52 Report abuse

    All these are old news!!! Any new ones!!

  • eecan commented on 20/08/2007 10:17 Report abuse

    Because the XPS is better :P

    Alienware is way too expensive, you pay a crap load for the brand name. You can get a better spec'd XPS for the same price.

  • jeffbeckhudd commented on 15/06/2007 02:54 Report abuse

    What about true gaming notebooks like Alienware and Rock? Why were these not tested?

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