The M11x is a premium machine that you'll pay a premium price for. It offers astounding performance for its size, but the cramped keyboard, gaudy design (which might be to your taste, but isn't to ours) and slightly iffy viewing angles on the display mean that we can't give it full marks.
Alienware M11x
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I was looking to buy a new laptop for a while now and had looked at SO many from all different brands. I am a hardcore Microsoft guy and all my computers are/have been Dells for the last five years. I kept finding features on all the different brands that if i could take a single feature from each... Read the full review →
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I love this machine! I have been looking for a laptop that was light for travel but had the power of a high end gaming rig. Now i did choose the option to spec this unit up, (beauty of being able to use CTO) paid a little more than what i normally would. But this machine has not been disappointing... Read the full review →
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I love my M11x and have loved it since the day I bought it last August. It's powerful, relatively light and has a commanding presence. My only complaint is that Dell's software support is not ideal, and they do not update the software as frequently as I desire, but thankfully nVidia and Intel have... Read the full review →
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So, i'm a software developer by day, a gamer by night and a music composer when the mood strikes me. I've had a DELL XPS M1730 for over 2 years and the time came, where it was time to figure out what to get next. So i've set out to find something that will satisfy my requirements:... Read the full review →
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I like it... nice and fast, good graphics capability, large hard drive, reasonable price, good battery life Read the full review →
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With the exception of the screen this little laptop is awesome if you want an ultraportable that can play games. But please AW.. put an IPS display in there! please Read the full review →
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I really love this computer. It is small enough to carry with me most places the batter last between 4 and 6 hrs. And it has all the power of a full desktop. Read the full review →
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I actually bought this because I travel to and from my parents' house and I play games with my little sister (she has my old rig). I actually was very disappointed in the drivers that come with the laptop. Out of the box Optimus wasn't activating the discrete card and nvidia's control... Read the full review →
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Overall a very capable computer that can play some of my favorite games with no problems. The lack of an optical drive can take some getting used to, but otherwise, a great laptop that I would recommend to anyone looking for desktop power in a netbook size. Read the full review →
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I love this laptop and hate it at the same time. i haven't found anything this small and this cheap that plays games so well, or has been more reliable. That said, we're in an age where tablets and thin and lights are getting powerful enough to approach this capability without the bulk alienware... Read the full review →
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