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LinuxCertified Inc introduced the LC530Sb 17.3" High Resolution, Full HD Display - Portable Workstation pre-installed with Linux. The LC2530Sb is one of the fastest and powerful Linux laptop computer designed for high performance computing needs. http://www.linuxcertified.com/linux-laptop-lc2530sb.html

"We are pleased to add the LC2530Sb Linux laptop to our highly successful LC series product line," said Rajesh Goyal, vice president of LinuxCertified, Inc. "The laptop offers world's fastest notebook GPUs - the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 670MX or GTX 680M , to accelerate the performance for even the most demanding system tasks."

LC2530Sb is ready to provide accelerated system performance. With capability of support for the 3rd Generation Intel® Core™ Processor and up to 32GB dual-channel DDR3 memory, the LC2530Sb provides exceptional performance for advanced multi-threaded applications.

In addition to the superior graphics and processor technology, the LC2530Sb can support upto 3TB of storage space, supports hardware RAID functionality plus an mSATA SSD capable slot. The unit also features full color programmable backlit keyboard, an eSATA & USB 3.0 Ports, HDMI & DisplayPort video out, wireless N LAN & Bluetooth connectivity, high resolution video camera. With the combination of all of these powerful technologies, the LC2530Sb is the ultimate workstation for demanding environments.

The system is available for purchase at http://www.linuxcertified.com/linux-laptop-lc2530sb.html

To learn more contact

Rajesh Goyal @ info(at)linuxcertified.com or at 1-877-800-6873

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Comments (5)

notbob ·
The prices are ludicrous. Two thousand dollars and ya gotta buy the wifi card extra!? I could build a better desktop box for less than half that price. And at almost 9 lbs, the desktop is where it will spend most of its time. That dual boot option better come with a bottle of Fr Mumm brut and a serving of sterlet caviar.
Koriel ·
Lets see I bought and Acer Intel Core i7 6GB RAM 17" laptop with all the latest stuff Wifi, USB3, Dual graphics Intel/AMD, HDMI yada yada yada for < $900 with additional 5 year warranty just over a year ago it plays Skyrim nicely, true Acer build quality is nothing special but it does the job and if it lasts as long as my last HP laptop 6 years then I will be happy. Its not dual boot just Win 7 but it does run the linux mint 14 live cd fine with everything working.

Would I pay nearly $2000 for this errm nope.

In the case of this device I suspect you are paying for that 1920x1080 display spec as those are not cheap plus the build quality looks substantial.

Im just wandering who would be the target audience for this?
nmset ·
Just a 2c comment.

It's indeed expensive. But we should not be so critical as they don't have large volume sales as Acer, Dell etc..., but we should at least give them credit for surviving.
notbob ·
Koriel wrote:Im just wandering who would be the target audience for this?


I'm' guessing employed IT droids on call while hanging at their local java hideout ....with the wifi option! ;)
dinotrac ·
In fairness, they have a whole range of offereings, starting at $500.

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