Ottawa-based Eurocom has announced a new model in their Panther
      notebook series.

      According to Computer Dealer News
(http://www.computerdealernews.com/news/canadian-hardware-vendor-claims-world-supercomputer-record/30694):

      

      >>> The Panther computer can also be classified as a
      workstation and server class notebook with E5-2600 v2 processors,
      6 Terabytes of storage, RAID 0/1/5/10 and a one hour battery life.
      <<<

      

      Am I the only one that - at first - thought that was a typo on the
      battery life???

      

      

      >>> Mark Bialic, Eurocom president, said incorporating a
      12 core, 24 thread processor into a notebook form factor will
      bring massive performance for on the go. <<<

      

      ...as long as you don't "go" more than an hour between AC outlets,
      I guess!

      

      (Don't get me wrong - I'd still like to have one.)

      

    
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-Adam Thompson
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