Gamers that want the probability of a notebook are often disappointed to find that gaming and portability often don't go hand in hand. However, many notebook manufacturers are now making SLI enabled notebooks, though the GPU's used are not "real" SLI cards like you get in a desktop system. CompAmerica has a new notebook PC sporting a 19" screen and two NVIDIA GeForce Go 7800 GTX 256mb graphics cards. The TigerShark runs an AMD Turion CPU and has WiFi, Bluetooth, built-in 1.3 megapixel webcam, PCI-E slot, 4-in01 card reader and different hard drive and RAM options.

If you are a gamer that needs portability, you might want to give the TigerShark a look, that is assuming you can cough up the $3500 price tag. For that amount of money you could get a desktop system with real SLI and a much faster processor.

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