Maximum PC: Business users typically tote a briefcase filled with all the necessary gear, things like pads of paper, a tablet, documents, TPS reports, pencils, calendars, and whatever else. What if you fancy yourself a professional or diehard gamer who likes to game on the go? Well, you could invest in a notebook, or you could check out CyberPowerPC's Fang Battle Box, a mobile gaming system that acts as a briefcase for your hardware.
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One Angry Gamer "While home consoles struggle to hit 1080p on occasion, PC gaming is taking itself to a whole other level. Cyberpower, an industry leader in desktop and laptop computer hardware for high-end gaming, announced that they have a new line of leading technology in the laptop sector with their Fanbook 4 Xtreme G-Synch series."
"While home consoles struggle to hit 1080p on occasion..."
If the PS4 cost $1500 it probably would be "more powerful" said nobody.
Maximum PC: Boutique builder CyberPowerPC today announced the availability of its new Zeusbook Edge X6 notebook for gamers. In case you haven't noticed, gaming laptops are trending into thin and light territory these days, and the X6 is no exception -- it weighs just 4.75 pounds and measures 0.82 inches thick. That's a sliver more than Origin PC's EVO15-S, another lightweight notebook announced today, though the X6 brings an optical drive to party.
