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While we're supposed to be mesmerized by the Alienware m15x's impressive-for-a-15-incher specs—Intel Core 2 Extreme, NVIDIA Geforce 8800M GTX and ...
Alienware didn't drop too many details about how it was revising its M15x and M17x gaming lappies back at CES, but now both of those are finally ready to be ordered by the drooling masses. The ...
The Alienware m15x offers some of the best components that you can get in a gaming notebook. The keyboard in particular is fantastic. The keys are full-size and offer great tactile feedback.
The Alienware M15x (Core i7) is essentially the smaller version of the M17x, which, covered in heavy metals, dominated opponents in both looks and performance. Though smaller, ...
In WorldBench 6 tests, the M15x scored a 121 thanks to the Core i7-920XM processor, 4GB of RAM, and the 7200-rpm, 250GB hard drive. That’s in the same range as the M17x and catapults it to the ...
The Alienware M15x comes with a 2GHz Core i7 920Xm processor, a 1GB NVIDIA Geforce GTX 260m graphics card, up to 8GB of DDR3 RAM and a 500GB SATA hard drive or a 256GB SSD.
Alienware Area-51 m15x Review By Aaron Colter Published August 23, 2019 Save Alienware Area-51 m15x MSRP $4,718.00. Score Details “If you're ...
Intel’s Core i7 processor kicks ass, as we already know.Alienware is busting out an update to its M15x laptop today with the new mobile version of i7, which is to be officially unveiled today at ...
We've been inundated with e-mails from Alienware m15x owners who have shelled out thousands of bucks in order to take home a serious piece of gaming hardware, only to find that their machine is ...
Dell on Tuesday announced that its Alienware performance gaming division will offer their 15-inch M15x laptop with a 2GHz Core i7 processor and introduced new designs for its Aurora and Area-51 ...
Alienware’s going micro once more with the first 45nm Core 2 Extreme laptop with a 15.4-inch screen, a size that many (including this blogger) think is the perfect size. This new proc is fitted ...
Dell's leaked Alienware's amazing TGS announcement - it's a really fast, really heavy, really expensive computer. We called it. It's an upgraded M15x, this time, according to Engadget, including ...
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