New 19″ Malibal Laptop Has Dual Nvidia GPUs

By Digital Trends Staff April 21, 2006

Malibal, a laptop manufacturer, yesterday announced what they are calling the world’s first 19â€ notebook computer with dual Nvidia GPUs. The new Veda Series is currently priced at $3,299 for a base configuration and looks to be available now.

The Malibal Veda Series, said the computer manufacturer, has a 19â€, 1680 x 1050 LCD and sports a pair of Nvidia GeForce Go 7800 GTX GPUs. These are coupled with an Nvidia nForce4 SLI media and communications processor. Other features of this laptop include on-board AMD Turion 64 mobile technology, dual-channel PC2-3200 DDR 400MHz memory, Microsoft Windows XP Professional, 802.11g integrated wireless, integrated Bluetooth, double layer 8x DVDRW +/- optical drive and a wide array of ports for various A/V and data connections.

â€œDelivering top performance, diverse functionality and convenient compatibility, the Veda Series reaffirms our impassioned commitment to producing laptops that continually push the limits of mobile technology,â€ said Matthew Plott, founder, MALIBAL, in a statement.

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