Today, Toshiba announced a new notebook featuring a GeForce Go 7900 GS graphics processor that has yet to be announced by NVIDIA. The Go 7900 GS will be available in Toshiba's Satellite P105-S921 notebook, which is launching at $1,999 with a Core Duo T2400 processor, Intel 945PM chipset, 17" display, and an infrared remote control. The computer is further equipped with 1GB dual-channel DDR2 memory, 160GB hard disk drive, wireless network controller, CD/DVD burner and so on.

The Go 7900 GS is based on the same 90nm G71 GPU as desktop 7900 GT and GTX parts, but features 20 pixel processors, 7 vertex processors, a 375MHz core clock speed, and a recommended 256MB of 1GHz GDDR3 memory. This is a sizeable downgrade from the desktop 7900 GT's 24 pixel processors and 450MHz core and 1.32GHz memory clocks, but it at least offers a higher peak fill rate than the current GeForce Go 7800's 16 pixel processors at 400Mhz. The Go 7900 GS should also offer lower power consumption than its G70-based siblings, as NVIDIA's 90nm process already does wonders on the desktop.