Sager Dealers to begin taking Preorders on the NP5790 (M570RU), NP2090 (Compal IFL90), & NP2070 (Compal IFL91) on 6-15 at 6 PM PST

[paladin44]

The Sager NP5760 with the GeForce Go 7950 GTX w/512MB has been discontinued but will continue shipping with the nVIDIA Quadro 2500M w/512MB

However the good news is Sager Dealers will begin taking Pre-Orders on the NP5790 (M570RU), NP2090 (Compal IFL90), & NP2070 (Compal IFL91) on 6-15 at 6 PM PST. Your Sager dealers will have pricing up at that time.

Exact ship dates are still unknown, but will be reported here as soon as we have more information.

[Gophn]

Thanks for the update...

the people have been waiting in line
(thinking of next-gen console lines outside of retail stores)

There you go folks, run!!!!

and get your spot in line

This comic comes to mind:



The ending should be better, since the games are plentiful for the PC.

[Santizo]

Thanks Donald! Those are great news indeed.

Gophn is right, we have been waiting in line. Understanding that pricing details won't be available until the 15th, do you happen to know what the initial Video Card will be in this baby? GeForce 8700M ? or another ?

Thanks!

[paladin44]

Yes...but that will stay a secret until 6 PM on the 15th

(It may leak out before then...but for the moment stay ready with baited breath)

[Santizo]

lol - I set myself up for that one didn't I. Ok very well. Thanks again for the news and for taking me back to the drawing board on wondering which card it is...

[Justin@XoticPC]

Darnit Donald! You beat me to posting this info This will be a very popular model Cant wait until we actually can get our hands on one....

[Gophn]

Kinda sad to the Clevo M570U go... its still got power that can be counted on... especially for the money.

I wonder if all of the new Clevo's have changed their Fan Toggle hotkey... since the D900C is now using Fn+1 ... (over the old Fn+F2).

Took me a while to find that out when the first units shipped.

[pyro9219]

Thanks for the update Donald!

I think most of us are foaming at the mouth from all the new machines being dropped into the market recently.

I am interested in the fact that the previous machines seem to be discontinued so quickly. Seems the market is changing from current model of new system -> current system -> budget system to a more streamlined new system high end, new system mid-range, new system low-end.

I wonder how this change will impact replacement part availability..

[paladin44]

Sager is famous for holding a large stock of parts for years after any model has been discontinued.

[paladin44]

Gophn, your comic is priceless