Tuesday, August 6th 2013
Schenker Intros 13.3-inch Power House Gaming Notebook
Schenker Technologies UK Ltd, subsidiary of Schenker Technologies GmbH today announced their most powerful 13.3" HD portable laptop to date. The XMG P303 packs a punch with a top of the range 4th gen Intel Core i7 2.80 - 3.80 GHz quad core processor, three storage drives and an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 765M with 2GB GDDR5 memory, NVIDIA's best in class gaming graphics available for a laptop of this size. Under a year ago, the sheer performance of the P303 was physically impossible in a chassis so small, the P303 is a breakthrough for laptops" remarked Neil Richards, Managing Director, Schenker Technologies UK.
The growth of the mobile market relies on several aspects, most importantly are a product's form factor and performance when looking at tablets, laptops or ultrabooks. According to the IAB (Interactive Advertising Bureau), in 2011, there were 19.9 million Britons gaming on the PC platform and that figure continues to grow.
"We're consistently seeing higher demand for more power per inch whilst maintaining a reasonable battery life and low noise levels," added Neil Richards, The XMG P303 weighs in at a mere 2.0kg, boasts a huge 5600 mAh battery and features NVIDIA Optimus technology that automatically switches from low powered Intel integrated Graphics to NVIDIA's discrete GPU on demand. "The P303 really tops the thirteen inch market, we're very excited with its release." Neil concluded.
Availability
The XMG P303 is available 6th August, shipping around 26th August, priced from £779 inc VAT including a class leading 24 month collect and return warranty. More information can be found at
Specifications:
"We're consistently seeing higher demand for more power per inch whilst maintaining a reasonable battery life and low noise levels," added Neil Richards, The XMG P303 weighs in at a mere 2.0kg, boasts a huge 5600 mAh battery and features NVIDIA Optimus technology that automatically switches from low powered Intel integrated Graphics to NVIDIA's discrete GPU on demand. "The P303 really tops the thirteen inch market, we're very excited with its release." Neil concluded.
Availability
The XMG P303 is available 6th August, shipping around 26th August, priced from £779 inc VAT including a class leading 24 month collect and return warranty. More information can be found at
Specifications:
- XMG P303 13.3" Pro Gaming Laptop
- 13.3" (33.78cm) Full-HD (1920x1080) Matte LED-Backlit
- Intel 4th Generation Intel Core i7 Quad Core Processors
- Intel HM87 Express Chipset
- NVIDIA GeForce GTX 765M 2048MB GDDR5
- DirectX 11, OpenGL 4.1, NVIDIA Optimus, NVIDIA CUDA, NVIDIA PhysX, OpenCL
- Up to 16GB (2x 8GB) SO-DIMM DDR3 RAM 1600MHz (Dual Channel)
- 1x 2,5" SATA-II/III Hard Drive/SSD
- 2x mSATA-III SSD
- Sound Blaster Cinema, High Definition Audio, 2 speakers, internal microphone
- Chiclet-style 86 key keyboard
- White backlit keyboard with 3 levels (high, low, off)
- Multi gesture Touchpad with scroll function
- 6-in-1 Cardreader (MMC/RSMMC/SD/Mini SD/SDHC/SDXC)
- HDMI out, headphone, microphone, RJ-45 network connector, 1x USB 2.0, 3x USB 3.0, VGA
- 1x 2.0MP Webcam
- Kensington Lock
- 330 x 227 x 31,9 mm (W x D x H)
- Weight: 2.0kgs inc battery
- 120W power supply
- 8 cell 5600 mAh / 62.16WH battery
18 Comments on Schenker Intros 13.3-inch Power House Gaming Notebook
Also, the name is a bit unfortunate I think.
Anyways I'm very much interested in how hot these laptop run....
I have the clevo w110er the 11.6" with Nvidia 650 & that thing is throwing out hot air like a hair dryer even when I do simple web browsing tasks...it only gets hotter when I'm gaming. I got a laptop cooler just in case =]
You go out sightseeing during the day, Hang out at a few pubs/clubs, walks along the beach with your loved one or head down hooker ally to scratch that itch. you still need to come and be entertained, Foreign TV can get so boring if you dont speak the language and watching BBC news just gets boring. what else are you gonna do? call room service and pig out?
I just depends on what you want personally. though for 13.3" powerhouse it ticks all the right boxes for me but i dont travel enough to warrant spending so much on such a machine. $700-800 would be the most id be prepared to pay.
My HP DM1 cost me around $538. sure its compact, light and very capable netbook/laptop but graphics are pretty lame on it. my older laptop had a more powerful CPU but a weaker GPU but everything was great. all this DM1 is good for is web browsing and watching movies. I can run some games though albeit at low settings - Its not far off Nvidia ION2 platform if i remember correctly.
also, name a single thin laptop that isnt as loud as a hairdryer at full load, that can keep up with a laptop like this.
The 765m also appears to be pretty overclockable. It's a shame they couldn't have squeezed a 192bit memory interface onto it though. The 128bit memory interface is a noticable draw back at 1080p.