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2. The Best Gaming Laptops Can Play (Almost) Anything, Anywhere

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   Best Big-Screen: Alienware M18. Best for Cloud Gaming: ... If you’re looking at laptops under $1,000, 1080p still looks great, especially when paired with an Nvidia RTX 4060 GPU.

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   Not every gamer can spend thousands on a laptop. But there are plenty of affordable options that deliver admirable performance. Work Hard, Play Harder, and Save Money with the Best Gaming Laptops ...

4. Dell - Wikipedia

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   In 2017, Dell released the AlienWare 17 gaming laptop. The model was primarily based on NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 systems. Dell and desktop Linux. In 1998, Ralph Nader asked Dell (and five other major OEMs) to offer alternate operating systems to Microsoft Windows, specifically including Linux, for which "there is clearly a growing interest".

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   There are tons of affordable gaming laptops on the market that can make every gaming session more enjoyable. We review the best. You Don’t Need to Spend a Fortune to Get a Great Gaming Laptop

6. GeForce 8 series - Wikipedia

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   Laptop models which include the 8800M GPUs are: Sager NP5793, Sager NP9262, Alienware m15x and m17x, HP HDX9000, and Dell M1730. Clevo also manufactures similar laptop models for CyberPower, Rock, and Sager (among others) - all with the 8800M GTX, while including the 8800M GTS in the Gateway P-6831 FX and P-6860 FX models.

7. Portable computer - Wikipedia

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   Others raved about its value, as the company advertised the Kaypro II as "the $1,595 computer that sells for $1,595 ", some noting that the included software bundle had a retail value over $1,000 by itself, and by mid-1983 the company was selling more than 10,000 units a month, briefly making it the fifth-largest computer maker in the world.