Showing posts with label Alienware Laptop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Alienware Laptop. Show all posts
2/09/2009 07:43:00 AM | Posted in

Enclosed in a silvery design that attempts to mimic a space ship from out of this world, the Alienware m15x doesnt look anything completely striking. In fact, it seems Alienware wanted to maintain a more conservative look with the m15x than their typical offshoot Alien-looking design found in the past. In terms of build-quality, the m15x faces creaks and groans. If one moved the lid, even before the lid angle is adjusted, it emits a creaky staircase noise. Even worse, it doesn't make much difference where you grip the lid.

Alienware m15x Gaming Laptop Technical Specifications

* Processor Intel Core 2 Extreme X9000 2.8 GHz
* Memory 4 GB Dual Channel DDR2 SO-DIMM
* Harddrive 200GB 7200 RPM
* OS Windows Vista Ultimate
* Weight 7.8 lb
* Screen 15.4-inch Widescreen
* Screen resolution 1920x1200
* Graphic Card 512MB Nvidia GeForce 8800M GTX

Product summary

The good: Top-of-the-line components; backlit keyboard is a cool touch; highest resolution we've seen in a 15-inch display; one of the fastest laptops on the planet right now.

The bad: Still not as slick looking as it should be; thick, clunky chassis; touch pad hard to use.

The bottom line: Alienware's amazingly powerful flagship Area-51 m15x has the insides down, but our finicky aesthetic sense isn't sold on the look of this otherwise awesome 15-inch powerhouse of a gaming laptop.

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2/06/2009 06:41:00 AM | Posted in

Alienware Area-51 m17x Technical Specifications

* Processor Intel Core 2 Duo
* Memory 1GB DDR2
* Harddrive 1.5TB
* OS Windows Vista Home Premium
* Screen 17
* Graphic Card NVIDIA SLI

Product summary

The good: Highest-end components; imposing design; fantastic performance.

The bad: Starting configurations are overpriced; touch controls are a bit wonky.

The bottom line: If you're looking to drop some major change on a show-off gaming laptop, it's hard to do better than the Alienware Area-51 m17x, a mean-looking, high-performance black slab.
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