I have been doing more guest-blogging over at Notebooks.com, this time on the quality differences users can get playing the popular game Spore on different-brand notebook platforms.

Here is a preview:

“Spore, the popular “casual” game from EA, has received as much sales and fanfare as it has controversy from its DRM policies. Spore sold 1M copies and 25M creations were created in its first 2 weeks so no one questions its popularity.  But, does anyone question the quality of the visual experience between different notebook technologies?   They should, as there are big differences that could really impact their enjoyment.  One would expect that today on modern notebooks these differences wouldn’t exist but they definitely do.”

You can find the entire blog over at Notebooks.com by clicking here.

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