Feb 092008

Orca Extreme - Most Powerful Notebook on the Planet?

Posted by: Sierra in CompAmerica



Orca Extreme Most Powerful Notebook on the Planet

Under the title Most Powerful Laptop on Earth, comes the Orca Extreme from CompAmerica which is said to be capable of what CAD CAM workstations can do and supports the next-generation high-graphics-demanding games.

An Orca Extreme portable machine integrates the latest dual SLI technology from the two Nvidia 7950GT with up to 1GB dedicated memory, and runs on either an Intel Core 2 Duo Extreme X6800 at 2.93GHz or the E6700 at 2.66GHz, with the possibility to add up to three mobile HDDs having 200GB each and Raid 0, 1 and 5 support.

Orca Extreme Most Powerful Notebook on the Planet

In this laptop we find also four USB ports, Firewire, Gigabit LAN, the Super 108Mbps wireless module 802.11 G/B , Bluetooth connectivity, a 4-in-1 card reader, optional TV tuner, modem, and a built-in 1.3MP camera for video chat.
The display is a 17-inch Glass View LCD with a high resolution of 1920 x 1200 pixels or 1680 x 1050 pixels and the optical drive is a Dual Layer DVD burner.

Orca Extreme Most Powerful Notebook on the Planet

While watching movies or playing games the sound comes from the four built-in Hi-Fi speakers via the 8-channel external audio output.
CompAmerica ships it with Windows Vista Home Premium or Windows XP operating system pre-installed at a price of $2,789.

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3 Comment(s) on “Orca Extreme - Most Powerful Notebook on the Planet?”

  • springs420 said on Feb 10 08 at 3:16 am:

    I'll take two please!

  • Jake said on Feb 10 08 at 8:57 pm:

    The battery life? That's what I want to know. :D

  • Kevin said on Feb 10 08 at 9:01 pm:

    I'm fairly certain there are notebooks being made with 8800m GTXs or in SLI, which would make them more powerful than this by a fair margin. Even a single 8800m GTX would be a bit better than SLI 7950s, I think.

    Just my two cents. (Of course, the 8800m GTX is far more expensive)