Best desktop replacement laptops
Alienware M18x Intel Core i7 2630QM 2.0GHz (2.8GHz w/Turbo Boost, 6MB Cache)
Alienware again pushes the boundaries of laptop performance (and price) with high-end parts and a great-for-gaming 18-inch screen.
As Reviewed: $1,999.00
Similar Model Starting at: $1999.00
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Toshiba Qosmio X775-3DV78 3D Laptop
Those in the market to spend more than $1,000 and get a 3D-enabled, Blu-ray-equipped laptop with plenty of horsepower for games should strongly consider Toshiba's latest high-end Qosmio. It's not cheap or portable by any means, but it's certainly powerful.
Price: $1,728.98 (check prices)
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Origin EON17-S
As one of the few high-end boutique gaming PC makers serious about laptops, Origin offers nearly any set of components you'd want in the overclockable, have-it-your-way EON17-S.
AS SHOWN: $3599.00 - Origin
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Dell XPS 17 3D
Dell's XPS 17 3D is for those who want a powerful media and gaming 17-inch laptop, but in a more aesthetically upscale package than offered by Dell's Alienware brand. The stereoscopic 3D is gimmicky, but a certain breed of PC gamer will love it.
Price: $1,219.99 (check prices)
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Sony Vaio VPC-F215FX/BI
Sony makes some of the best-looking multimedia laptops out there, and the 3D Vaio F215FX is no exception. But you'll have to be willing to pay extra for that sharp design.
As shown: $1,499.99
See manufacturer site for availability
Asus G74SX-A2 (Core i7-2630QM 2GHz)
Asus has built a very nice sideline over the years with its gaming laptops, including the G74SX, which is a strong, if expensive, quad-core rig that works fine, but looks like it should cost less.
As Reviewed: $2,099.00
Similar Model Starting at: $1799.99
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