3. Conclusions

If you skipped to this page without looking at page 2, my conclusions won't make much sense to you. So, I urge you to go back and look at that page for a quick mostly graphical look at the D900K itself as well as the notebook's performance.

At around $3,900 as configured, about $200 - $300 less than Dell's XPS M1710, the Eurocom D900K F-Bomb is a decent buy, though some will still consider it expensive. It's a very good gaming notebook that I expect will appeal to hard core gamers looking for a big and powerful machine. The D900K is available only from Eurocom at www.eurocom.com.

As of the week of July 10, 2006, Eurocom announced the availability of the D900K F-Bomb with Nvidia's 7900 GTX graphics processor with 512 MB of video memory. That should bring the F-Bomb nose-to-nose with Dell's XPS M1710.

Eurocom has promised to send us an SLI powered notebook after we finished this review. We anxiously await the arrival of the computer and promise to test fully test it and get the results to you with all due speed.

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