Ken-L

Yes, and The Panther 2.0, made in Canada, can be yours for only $8,634, or thereabout.

• 17.3-inch screen
• 24GB of memory
• 3.0-megapixel webcam
• multiple Nvidia GTX480M and Advanced Micro Devices ATI Radeon HD5870 graphics cards
• Core i7 Extreme Edition or Xeon 5600 chips, which have up to six processor cores and run at speeds of up to 3.33GHz

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jcjacob

For all the notebooks that I've seen touted as 'desktop replacements', this one surely comes the closest to being that. You sure do pay for the portability though. I used their configuration tool for several different setups, and their price was slightly more than double what a comparable desktop would cost.

Hopefully, this will get other manufacturers moving in the same direction and we'll see prices for this class notebook drop.

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-John