Gigabyte P34G

Slim yet Powerful. Ultrablade Gaming Laptop.

The Extremely Thin and Lightweight Gaming Laptop on Earth. The Most Powerful , Extremely Thin, and Lightest Body Reloaded.
The 14” GIGABYTE gaming laptop P34G features a 4th generation Intel® Core™ i7 Quad-Core processor and a powerful NVIDIA® GeForce® GTX 760M gaming level discrete graphics. The P34G is able to pack a high-speed 256GB mSATA SSD and a large 1TB HDD* into its incredibly slim and lightweight body of only just 21mm and 1.7Kg. The exceptional 1080p Full HD display, Dolby Home Theater sound quality optimization technology, equipped with flagship gaming specifications is unprecedented in the history of gaming laptop. With state-of-the-art design, the P34G delivers a full throttle gaming experience. The P34G from GIGABYTE is its most stunning gaming laptop ever.

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Quadcore Haswell i7 + Nvidia 760M + 1080p in a 14" form factor... Guess we can dream that they'll actually ship it?



Specs pulled off the page in case it goes down.

Follow up article:

 

me likes it, the battery kills it

 

Competitor for the new Razer blade? I wonder how pricing will compare?

Ouch just noticed the 900p screen on Razer.

 

There's only one thing missing (or unclarified) on the gigabyte... an IPS screen

 

[video=youtube;VHu6ZK9DziE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHu6ZK9DziE[/video]

 

Gigabyte reveals Ultrabooks with Haswell and discrete graphics « Ultrabook News and the Ultrabook Database
Not sure if that counts but they seem to think so.

 

Wow, I'm liking what I see. Looks too good to be true. I'm sure there has to be a problem with the screen quality, cooling performance, throttling, fan noise, or trackpad. There has to be something wrong.

 

Well they omitted thunderbolt from this but not the P35K, that's the only thing that sticks out in terms of shortcomings.

 

Anyone have an estimate for how long battery life should last, assuming just light web browsing?

 

assume a power consumption of 13wh when idle, lets put 15wh given that no flash is involved nor video watching 43/15 = 2.86h

and thats a good case scenario

 

Damn that's a real bummer. That's a potential deal breaker right there. If it was possible to squeeze out at least 4 hours I'd definitely buy this in a heartbeat.

 

its is, Im not considering this notebook for nothing, if its cheap enough, I might recommend for people that despite buying an ultraportable dont need battery life (do they exist?)

 

I believe 4 hours should be expected on this machine and quite possibly towards the 5 hour area. My gigabyte u2442 is what I believe to be the predecessor of this P34G due to the striking similarity in the chassis, port layouts, dual fan design, and the unique 2nd HDD bay in something so thin. I also read a quick hands on review and it mentioned the screen is a TN screen for this laptop.

I get about 3.5-4 hrs doing light web browsing and I have the ivy bridge i5-3210m + GT640m combo (47.7Whr battery). Seeing all the Haswell numbers and benchmarks I'm assuming we should see a decent increase over IB

 

TN screen huh? Damn, was really hoping for an IPS. If it does indeed get at least 4 hours out of real world use, and the screen is decent, then I'll still consider this laptop. For the time being, I'm awaiting more info on the Acer v7!

 

Any news / price on this lappy? It seems to be in a class of it own..

Also I heard it was an IPS screen?

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It's not official, but from this site they said:

" Pricing and availability have yet to be confirmed, but Gigabyte tells us that the P34G could launch in late July for August for between $999 and $1599 depending on region and specifications."

http://blog.laptopmag.com/gigabyte-p34g-14-gaming-notebook

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Cool link.. hadn't seen that video before. Pricing seems very competitive. Late July / August sooo far away though!! Tossing up between this and the Clevo W230ST... Availability could play a big factor for me.

 

What are the chances this releases in the U.S. this summer? I'm not very familiar with Gigabyte, where are they usually sold?

It looks beautiful and would definitely suit my needs. I would buy this in a heartbeat, so slick and great performance. Hopefully battery life turns out to be decent.

 

confirming the price($999~$1499) with some other source found on Taiwanese forums.
求P34G和U24F的上市時間 (第1é) - GIGABYTE - Mobile01

 

Pricing and design could see a lot of people picking this laptop up IMO. For size it's unmatched by anything in the market.

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