Taiwan claims to have the fastest gaming laptop available in the market today with the Clevo X8100. Based on the Intel Core i7 Quad-Core mobile featuring the Turbo Boost and Hyper-Threading technology, the brains of this beast certainly delivers the goods. The basic package has the 1.6GHz processor along with 2GB of RAM, 1GB NVIDIA GeForce graphics card, and a 320GB HDD. A huge, 18.4-inch display gives you a commanding view while the full-size keyboard plus several customizable gaming buttons are laid out for your convenience. As with most gaming PCs, every spec for this unit is upgradable according to your needs. $2,500+.

What’s the point of having a netbook when you’ll be bothered by it’s weight and size? TriGem USA solves this problem with the Averatec N1200 Netbook. They’ve sourced materials from ultra-slim notebooks in developing the thinnest and lightest netbook available today. It’s less than an inch thick, weighs just 2.2 pounds and you can get up to 6 hours of battery life with the optional power pack. They based it on the Intel Atom N450 1.66GHz processor that’s more energy-efficient. The basic package also comes with a 160GB hard disk, a 1GB RAM, webcam, 802.11n Wi-Fi, and Windows 7. $330+.

Blurring the line between a netbook and a proper notebook computer are these latest line of laptops from Fujitsu. The LifeBook P3010 comes with an 11.6″ HD display, full-sized, spill-resistant keyboard, and Windows 7 OS all powered by a 1.60 GHz AMD Athlon Neo with 2GB of RAM. It also has an integrated webcam and mic as well as Bluetooth connectivity. If you’re an Intel guy, the LifeBook P3110 comes Pentium-powered. Both notebooks will arrive by mid-November of 2009. $550.