Barebones Anyone?

Planning on building a laptop? Good luck...I've heard they can be a b1tch to build. I don't know of any, I even doubt there are any, since no one builds laptops.
 
actually i'm looking at building a barebone... if you do decide to build one, i would appreciate some information on how it went please...

anyways i usually just froogle (www.froogle.com) "barebone notebook" or "pentium m barebone notebook" and it comes up with anywhere from 20-1000 answers...

or www.avadirect.com has a good selection of barebones... just click parts on the top navigation bar, the one with desktops, notebooks, and such...
 
mrbagrat said:
Planning on building a laptop? Good luck...I've heard they can be a b1tch to build. I don't know of any, I even doubt there are any, since no one builds laptops.
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Some people do it....since most people don't do it from scratch they find a laptop already with the motherboard mounted etc...and it is extremely easy from there.
 
Dmo1 said:
Anyone know any sites that are good to get notebook barebones at?
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There are quite a few barebone manufacturers. My favorites are Asus and MSI. You'll find some Clevo, ECS, Twinhead, and Polywell - just to name a few. Drop me an email on what you looking for.
 
Flipper said:
Some people do it....since most people don't do it from scratch they find a laptop already with the motherboard mounted etc...and it is extremely easy from there.
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last time i checked, just about all barebone notebooks only need HDD, CPU, DVD/CD, RAM, HDD, and a wireless card....
 
YEa i was planning on having one coming with a motherboard already mounted..
I will most likely be going with a widescreen 14 or 15 inch i think. What im trying to figure out is waht graphics card to use though because i will be using it to carry around some at college and will need to have a decent battery life.

Any recommendations?
 
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Powernotebooks.com is a good website, for gaming laptops go to Clevo and look at the D900 models,Thats the same laptop as Alienware area 51 7700.
 
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