Time to rejoice for gamers as Toshiba brings Qosmio X770 to the US

For all gaming enthusiasts who look for a truly out-of-the world mobile gaming and 3 D video viewing experience, Toshiba has come up with some good news. The month end would be witnessing the launch of a series of high-performance Qosmio X770 and Qosmio X7730 3D laptops in US markets. According to Toshiba’s Digital Products Division, these laptops are perfectly suited for those who wish to experience the thrill of mind-blowing graphics and fantastical landscapes in their games with rich atmospheric surround sound. Powerhouse performers, the laptops would also serve well for versatile media creation purposes.

Toshiba Qosmio X770 3D laptop

Toshiba Qosmio X770 3D laptop

Operating on Windows platform, the laptops are equipped with entertainment-focused features and stereoscopic 3D capability. A NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560M graphics with 1.5 GB of video memory, an option to choose from second-generation Intel Core i5 or i7 processors, RAM up to 8 GB, high-speed USB 3.0 and hard disk storage capacity up to 1 TeraByte pretty much sums up the impressive configuration of these laptops. For better viewing angles and enhanced picture quality, these laptops feature a 17.3 inch diagnol HD+ TruBrite LED backlit display and a red LED backlit keyboard. These enthusiast class laptops come with the optional Blu-ray Disc player.

What makes the Qosmio X770 3D stand out from the crowd is the use of NVIDIA 3D Vision technology, which offers full stereoscopic 3D for gaming, movies and slideshows, making it a true delight to watch. The laptop also features a 17.3 inch diagonal 20Hz 3D-ready, 1080p HD TruBrite LED backlit display, 2D-to-3D movie conversion, a 3DTV output, Blu-ray 3D playback and a pair of wireless active shutter glasses. The processors are same as the 2D version, but give the buyer option of a greater hard disk capacity (up to 1.25 TB) or a Blu-ray Disc Rewritable drive. All you have to shell out is $ 1200 for the 2D version and $1900 for the 3D one.

Via: AkihabaraNews