XGL without ati/nvidia

[CJ Kelley]

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I would recommend the Toshiba Qosmio for business purposes only!! its widescreen is excellent for doing multiple documents, but its s*** when it comes to games as it often crashes when playing games. For games, you should go wiht either HP, Compaq or Gateway as they both seem to handle good with the games. Dell i havent tested on games yet
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Jorge Fernandez Gismero wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for the reply. I was looking for a portable laptop, but 12" seems
> too small. 
> Does XGL effects work properly (cube, wobbling, transparencies...)? I
> might as well go for the inspiron 6000 with a WXGA+ screen. Do you think
> there is a big difference in size and weight with 15,4 laptops? I like
> the screen having the same resolution as a regular 15,4 computer and its
> 300E cheaper than inspiron 6000.

The 630m (14.1" widescreen at 1280x800) is pretty portable, and
everything works. I didn't look into 15.4" laptops, as they were really
too big for my needs.

William.

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