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Congratulations, ASUS.

Someone had to come out with the first laptop with a 1-terabyte hard drive--and you've managed to shove that sucker right into the M70, along with just about every other high-end amenity one could possibly want, including a 17-inch WUXGA display, four Altec Lansing speakers, an Intel Core 2 Duo T7500 ~T7700/T8100/T8300/T9300 processor, an ATI Mobile Radeon HD3650 with 1G VRAM, DDRII 667MHz, and Blu-ray "support," whatever that entails.

No word on weight, price, or battery life on the M70, but I'm sure those will all be totally reasonable, right? Right?

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Posted by: msafford
April 18, 2008 8:43 AM

wow. My back aches just looking at those specs. Now, I know this is a "desktop replacement" laptop, but honestly it's not that impressive that they crammed a terabyte into a laptop that should come with a hand truck for transport.

Thanks Asus, but I'll stick with my Eee PC with a pocketable USB drive for my media.


Posted by: John
April 18, 2008 10:59 AM

I like what they did with the touchpad...


Posted by: rik
May 30, 2008 2:31 PM

this is the first oem laptop witha 1tb drive. there are already millions of custom built and user built laptops ith more than 1tb drives. this one actually has 2 500gb drives on raid 0 to give a single high speed 1tb volume. since they do make 1tb 2.5 drives (my laptop has one) then this has the potential for 2tb in the near future. i saw this on the back cover of the latest stuff mag bu i cant find a price anywhere. watch this space


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