Maxiumum PC: Nvidia today splashed the mobile market with more than half a dozen new GPUs comprising the company's GeForce GTX 800M Series. This is a top to bottom release, meaning the new GPUs range from entry-level (GeForce 830M) all the way up to what Nvidia claims is the fastest mobile graphics chip in the world, the GeForce GTX 880M. The new releases join Nvidia's already available 820M GPU.
TheBestLaptops.net: "MSI and Razer have been competing on who has the best ultra-thin gaming laptop for quite some time. And now both company has recently released their all new gaming machines powered with a 4th generation Intel Haswell processor and the next generation NVIDIA GeForce GTX 800M series discrete graphics processor, plus some new features. MSI has updated their GS60 and it’s now the MSI GS60 Ghost featuring a GeForce GTX 860M, while Razer has the all new Razer Blade 2014 powered with a GTX 870M discrete graphics processor plus a stunning QHD+ display. Which gaming laptop is better and which one should you buy? Find out below."
TheBestLaptops.net: "MSI, after announcing a series of their updated gaming notebooks armed with the next generation GeForce GTX 800M and GT 800M series discrete graphics processor, has also unleashed the upgraded version of GS70 Stealth – the new MSI GS70 Stealth Pro gaming notebook. Aside from the powerful 4th generation Intel Core i7 quad core Haswell processor, the new MSI GS70 Stealth Pro features the next generation NVIDIA GeForce GTX 870M, as well as Super RAID 2 technology, Killer Networking and SteelSeries full color gaming keyboards with SSE. Check out the rest of its features, specifications, price and availability below."
Maximum PC: Nvidia paved the way for new gaming laptop releases earlier this week when it introduced its new GeForce GTX 800M Series of mobile GPUs, and sure enough, we've been bombarded with announcements coming in every which direction. One of the companies getting in on the action is Gigabyte, which today announced an array of gaming laptops built with Nvidia's latest 800M GPUs.
