Rock Xtreme SL Pro

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Jan, 2025

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 3 reviews of Rock Xtreme SL Pro. The average rating for this product is 4.0/5, compared to an average rating of 4.0/5 for other products in the same category for all reviews. People really like the battery. The energy efficiency is also appreciated. There are some less positive comments about the price, while there are some mixed comments about the portability.

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Expert review by : Zardon (hardwareheaven.com)

Rock Xtreme SL pro (SLI Laptop)

Close your eyes and picture two 7950GTX graphics cards, an SLI motherboard, a dual core AMD processor, RAID SATA hard disks, 20” widescreen TFT and DVD writer, then squeeze all that into a laptop – youll probably be thinking were crazy… well Rock Ltd...

Nov, 2006

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Expert review by : tech.co.uk staff (techradar.com)

Rock Xtreme SL Pro review

It's compromised and expensive, but nothing can touch this

Graphics are superb ; Excellent for latest games

Expensive ; Not very mobile

Far ahead of the competition in gaming and graphics, but you pay for it

Jan, 2007

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Rock - Xtreme SL Pro

As the name suggests, Rock's Xtreme range of laptops is designed to boldly go where no other machines have gone before and has thus garnered a reputation for being cool and cutting-edge as a result. The ...

Rock once more pushes at the barriers with this 20-inch monster which delivers awesome power and graphics but is clearly not designed to be mobile or battery dependent.

Jan, 2007

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