Yaya you are right!
Its a re-branded Sager/Clevo, now officially in Malaysia with official warranty support (some on-site)

Agreed, desktops sure better if you have the space and not moving around much anymore

*Screen too big, neighbour very easy to see your prawns XD XD

Sounds interesting, what's the price like?

Golden Boy by Pro3363, on Flickr

The boisterous sea of liberty is never without a wave by Song laa, on Flickr

Its not out yet haha, but should be within this month or the next
The rumoured base model should be RM4k, probably with i7-4700MQ, Nvidia GTX765M, Full HD IPS screen, 500GB HDD, 8GB RAM, backlit keyboard.
Of course, we Illegear, you can customize everything
And not to mention you can also opt for custom paint jobs on the lid with real metallic paints used for premium cars

Updated! Its out already: http://store.illegear.com/illegear-laptops...-re-13-pro.html

Sorry for off-topic

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Jul 13 2013, 10:13 AM

Sorry for my ignorance, but where is sea of liberty?
Nice photo bro, love the "gassy" feel of the waves! this kind of shot need ND filters one right?

Wah, how to bath?

aiya.. just a caption bro
i didnt used ND filter, f32 1/2 sec hand held lol

my NP8662 is the best laptop i've ever used, until now it still served me well although i dont play games on this anymore, easy to clean the fan and easy access to the hardware part as well

some of my friend changed 2 or 3 laptops but mine running strong

if alienware got the same spec, then this machine will be 1k cheaper than the alienware counterpart

Walao eh
You have robot hands I've give you that
Just curious, what kind of lens can go up to F32? Never played with one before.. or at least not that I know of

many lens can ar..i think my tammy 1750 oso can..

Using rMBP now, the IPS screen is superb.

My 70200 goes above f/22 when I slap a teleconverter f/44 I think xD

probably a macro lens.

Thanks guys! Will be on the lookout next time haha~
I've always wanted to take relatively long exposure shots during day time

If wanna take daytime photo at seaside making the sea look misty, means bringing the shutter speed longer rite? Wat filter to use for that? Nd? How many stops?

yep.. 1750 tammy

use ND8 and above, some till ND 400
depends the strength of the sun light

Yup, slower shutter speed will make the waves look like "air"
But during daylight, without ND filters (or at least, a larger-than-normal aperture value), it will become too overexposed to take this kind of photos, even with ISO reduced to minimum, and aperture to smallest.
Never used ND filters before haha, but it shouldn't be too hard to troubleshoot I think XD

yea.. ND filter is like our sunglasses, just darker than that