The company is complementing its mobile workstation portfolio with the two additions

Sep 25, 2013 08:32 GMT  ·  By

MSI continues its assault on the mobile workstation ecosystem and today brings two new offerings – the GT70 2OK and GT60 2OJ professional notebooks.

Vice President of Sales for MSI Pan America Region, Andy Tung introduced the two models “MSI has long been praised for the performance of our gaming laptops, and the new workstations leverage the expertise to deliver the same quality and effectiveness for professionals.”

He went on “We've successfully combined the power and design of our acclaimed GT70 and GT60 laptops with the performance needed to tackle professional applications.”

These two models offer productivity on the go, for professional activating in creative fields such as design and architecture. The 17.3-inch GT70 and 15.6-inch GT60 have received Adobe Creative Suite 6 certification and can take on demanding and resource draining applications like AutoCad Design Suite, Avid Media Composer, Pinnacle Studio 16, Siemens NX and more.

The two models feature powerful NVIDIA Quadro K3100M and K2100M graphic processors and NVIDIA Maxium technology, which ensures professionals won't experience any lagging time while multi-tasking. MSI also packs some NVIDIA features like 3D Vision Pro, Mosaic Technology or nView Management Technology.

The two models can support up to four different displays.

MSI has slipped under the bonnet Intel Core i7 Quad Core processors, Killer DoubleShot and Wi-Fi. Those long working hours won't take a toll on the notebooks, as they will always be kept cool thanks to the Cooler Boost 2 Technology.

The workstations can be used for play as well, as they pack Dynaudio speakers and SteelSeries Gaming Backlit Keyboards.

Order yours at Amazon, Tiger Direct, BestBuy, B&H Photo and Adorama, but be warned that they don't come cheap. MSI has priced the GT70 2OK at $2,599 / €1,929 and the GT60 2OJ at $2,099 / € 1,558.

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