So there's a bit of grumbling on the internets that PC World, like, totally sold out and lied about the MacBook Pro being the fastest Vista laptop they ever tested (presumably just so they could get mentioned in that new Apple commercial, right?) shortly before the staff went cow tipping and passed out drunk in a public park. The reality is PC World apparently hadn't tested a laptop faster than the MacBook Pro at the time, and it wasn't until weeks later they tested the Eurocom D900C Phantom-X, which handily bested Apple's lappie by a broad margin. At least that's what PC World's editor Harry McCracken told us, but then again we did hear he recently got an Apple tat and is planning a hostile takeover of Macworld magazine in '08. |
 Thick, heavy unit with a quad-core processor runs scorchingly fast, remarkably quiet, and cool....
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by Anthony J. Lockwood | Published December 5, 2007
Dear Desktop Engineering Reader:
The first thing you need to understand about Eurocoms new D901C Notebook PC is that its a high-performance engineering-class workstation in a notebook form factor. The D901C is not some dainty thing to impress your hipsterness upon your mimosa-sipping compadres in first class whenever you whip it out to battle FreeCell. They will, nonetheless, be impressed: The D901C is a 12-pound, graphics, storage, and processing workhorse that is designed to replace a desktop unit and give you the option to take desktop power with you
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 Dear Eurocom,
Please find attached the Performance Award, awarded to Eurocom for
its D900 Phantom laptop, featured in issue 261 of PC Plus, on sale 25
September 2007.
The product also made it onto a our esteemed Hot List, making it our
pick for the best in its class.
Please feel free to use the attached award for all marketing
purposes. If you wish to use any comments from the published review,
please email the text you are requesting to use and we will respond
accordingly.
Please pass on our hearty congratulations to all those concerned with
this product's development.
Regards
Laura Shaw on behalf of
Ian Robson, Editor / Alex Cox, Reviews Editor
PC Plus
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