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GAMER PC : DREAM

Gamer Micro
Posted in gamer | May 12, 2009 9pm

An average gaming notebook compressed into the size of a Hand held Device, yet still holding the same features as a regular notebook.

Tiny... or enormous?
Although the Gamer Micro may appear small at first, but when you turn it on, it will be a whole new experience. The Gamer Micro has been tuned to optimize game play, as well as being modified to run heavy programs.

Okay, so what are the buttons for?
The buttons can be configured to be set as any letter, or key, on the keyboard, much like a game controller.

Touchscreen monitor
The monitor may be small, but it's still a touchscreen.

NOTE: I do not believe that such a notebook ever existed, nor that it will ever exist.

GAMER PC : DREAM

Aicce Gamer
Posted in gamer | May 12, 2009 4pm

A small Gamers Notebook with a huge memory and optimal performance. Includes a free Windows 7™ Operating installed and a free anti-virus system. With a massive 920 GB Hard Drive as well as a Temporary 340 GB Drive, some consider it a memory success.

HOW THE MASSIVE HARD DRIVES WORK

Wonder how in the world one might insert these massive hard drives? Well, it's actually quite simple, really.

The Aicce Gamer Notebook has a wireless range of over 200 miles. When purchasing, one will also receive a free hard drive storage space. The storage space will have an automatic wireless connection with the Aicce Gamer Notebook, and the system will connect to it when you start up your computer. This leaves massive space for the notebook itself, allowing us to stuff it with several new special features.

THE EXTRA DRIVE

The External Transmission Addition Drive (EXTRA Drive) allows users to download files and programs from any site, and the EXTRA Drive will perform the following activities:
1. Virus Checkup (Can be skipped)
2. Copy File or Program (Cannot be skipped)
3. Save Copy into separate Hard Drive (Cannot be skipped)
4. Open Copied File rather than your file - reduces risks for viruses(Can be skipped)
5. Delete Copied File after Reboot
While the file or program is saved in your EXTRA Drive, the file or program will be opened in a different drive, nullifying risks to your files and folders. Also, to remove any unwanted programs or files secretly put in, such as viruses, will be automatically deleted.