23 August 2011 12:30 GMT / By Paul Lamkin
Samsung wants you to get your game on with its Series 7 Gamer - its beefed up notebook PC that it has just announced.
Boasting a hardware spec sheet that would burn through an Excel spreadsheet faster than a hot knife through butter, the Series 7 is definitely built more with serious angry MMORPGers in mind, than casual Angry Birders.
Powered by an Intel i7 quad core chip and packing a minimum of 8GB of RAM (up to 16GB) and the AMD Radeon HD 6970M 2GB GDDR5 graphics card, your gaming shouldn't experience any lag or stuttering - especially as there's an 8GB ExpressCache system in place too.
Visually, you're dealing with Full HD and 3D playback on a 17.3-inch display, and there's also 3D surround sound tech on board too with Dolby Home Theater.
If you need to knock up a quick spreadsheet or simply check your email, you can calm down the beast by using the library, balanced or green modes.
Not surprisingly, the Series 7 Gamer doesn't come cheap. It's available now, and prices start from £1,499. You will get some 3D specs in the box though.
Hardware, notebooks, Laptops, Samsung, Samsung Series 7 Gamer



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