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TOKYO - Japanese technology company, Toshiba, intend the presenting a high end notebook that carries a 17.3-inch screen size. Given the name is Qosmio X75, Toshiba claims this notebook is able to presenting the experience of playing a different game than usual.
This upscale notebook combines two big components, Intel processors Core i7 quad core CPU Haswell (fourth generation) which is supported DDR3 RAM with a capacity of approximately 32GB, and Nvidia GeForce GTX770M graphics card (960 CUDA cores, 811 MHz, 4GHz clock speed to 3GB memory, and a 192-bit interface).
The result of merging two big components, will displayed the Qosmio X75 on the screen size of 17.3-inch diagonal Full HD TruBrite technology. Besides it, this notebook also instilled with 4 units of premium speakers from Harman Kardon and DTS Sound Studio.
This upscale notebook combines two big components, Intel processors Core i7 quad core CPU Haswell (fourth generation) which is supported DDR3 RAM with a capacity of approximately 32GB, and Nvidia GeForce GTX770M graphics card (960 CUDA cores, 811 MHz, 4GHz clock speed to 3GB memory, and a 192-bit interface).
The result of merging two big components, will displayed the Qosmio X75 on the screen size of 17.3-inch diagonal Full HD TruBrite technology. Besides it, this notebook also instilled with 4 units of premium speakers from Harman Kardon and DTS Sound Studio.
"The combination of the two systems it allows users to do everything, starting from make, manage, enjoy content in HD, multitasking, to play the title game with high graphics," said vice president of marketing, Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc., division products digital, Carl Pinto.
Besides using the notebook for playing games and watching high-quality movies, Qosmio X75 is also able to be used for photo editing and video (using Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 and Adobe Premiere Elements 11 software).
Toshiba plans to start selling High End notebooks that appear in the event of Computex 2013 in Taiwan this, in mid-June with a price tag of approximately USD1, 399.
Besides using the notebook for playing games and watching high-quality movies, Qosmio X75 is also able to be used for photo editing and video (using Adobe Photoshop Elements 11 and Adobe Premiere Elements 11 software).
Toshiba plans to start selling High End notebooks that appear in the event of Computex 2013 in Taiwan this, in mid-June with a price tag of approximately USD1, 399.
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