MSI have introduced their latest dedicated gaming laptop, the GX780. This 17.3 inch notebook comes with a quad-core Intel i7 processor with Turbo drive, Nvidia GeForce GT 555M graphics, and one of the flashiest looking keyboards you will ever see.

The MSI GX780 is a power house notebook in every way you can imagine. Some of its most impressive features are a full HD (1080p) display, up to 16GB of RAM, and dual hard drive bays. You also get access to a USB 3.0 port, HD 720p webcam, and custom Dynaudio speakers with THX TruStudio Pro surround sound.

The 17.3-inch display works with a Nvidia GeForce GT 555M video card with 1GB GDDR5 memory, and provides support for Nvidia 3D vision. The GX780 is fully compatible with DX11, which provides all the advantages of the latest drawing standards.

However, by far the most noticeable feature in the MSI GX780 – and the one getting the most attention from the marketing department – is the SteelSeries-designed keyboard. This keyboard has backlighting that comes courtesy of 30 LEDs, with up to 1,000 colour combinations possible. Make no mistake, the design of this keyboard is full-force, 100% gaming-bling like you have never seen before.

The full colour backlighting operates in five scenario modes: normal mode, gaming mode, breathing mode, wave mode, and dual colour mode. The last three modes feature moving, alternating LED effects, and all five modes are customisable in terms of colour selection. After you have played on this computer, you will probably never look at a QWERTY keyboard in the same way again.

MSI are advertising the GX780 as having an “aerodynamics design”. “The exterior design of the GX780 combines the classic, succinct appearance of a limousine with the aerodynamic contour of a spacecraft creating a low-key composure but powerful image.” This is a serious – although very fun looking – computer, which is sure to delight all the gamers out there who can afford it. Release data and price are not yet available.


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