Dell introduces World of Warcraft gaming laptop




Dell has announced the XPS M1730 World of Warcraft Edition notebook PC, a special laptop tailored specifically for WoW fans.The gaming laptop features Intel Extreme Edition Core 2 duo processors, Ageia PhysX processor, a full HD 17-inch widescreen, Nvidia SLI graphics with 512MB RAM and DX10 capabilities, and optional Blu-ray Disc drive.The computer will come pre-loaded with WoW and the expansion, The Burning Crusade. Gamers can choose artwork for either the Alliance or the Horde to adorn their system, along with original desktop art and screensavers. The package will also come with a special WoW backpack filled with other Warcraft-related goodies. Starting price for the laptop begins at $4,499.Other features include a built-in camera, a backlit keyboard, touchpad, and a microphone. Dell and Blizzard Entertainment have also collaborated to sponsor WoW tournament as part of the championship gaming series (CGS) league's inaugural World Final. CGS will host the tournament-within-a-tournament event on December 8 2007 at Sony Studios in Los Angeles.

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