Alienware Teaser Emerges Alongside M14x Gaming Notebook
What's Alienware cooking up? The company is glad you're interested, and
they got a killer teaser to keep you hanging on the edge of your seat.
The new "Alienware Arena" section is encouraging consumers to "Discover"
what's next, and in just over 11 hours from right now, you'll "be the
first to know." The company's touting this as an "important
announcement," with a quick teaser clip not really telling us anything.
But we're guessing we already have an idea. Alienware's new M14x notebook is now available to order over in Malaysia, and it's possible that the North American crowd could be seeing the same machine available over here in the morning. The M14x looks to be a dream come true for mobile gamers. While the M11x was rock solid and super novel, it's still tiny. For those who need a larger machine (but aren't willing to go 15.6"), the size of the M14x is a perfect split. We dare call it a compromise. According to the existing listing, it'll be available with a Core i7 2820QM CPU, 8GB of memory, NVIDIA's GeForce GT 555M (with 3GB of DDR3 memory + Optimus technology!) and a 14" display with two resolution options (1366x768 or 16900x900). It's going for around $1600 (starting price converted into local currency), and we're hoping this pops up in the morn for the folks in America. Start warming up those credit cards!
But we're guessing we already have an idea. Alienware's new M14x notebook is now available to order over in Malaysia, and it's possible that the North American crowd could be seeing the same machine available over here in the morning. The M14x looks to be a dream come true for mobile gamers. While the M11x was rock solid and super novel, it's still tiny. For those who need a larger machine (but aren't willing to go 15.6"), the size of the M14x is a perfect split. We dare call it a compromise. According to the existing listing, it'll be available with a Core i7 2820QM CPU, 8GB of memory, NVIDIA's GeForce GT 555M (with 3GB of DDR3 memory + Optimus technology!) and a 14" display with two resolution options (1366x768 or 16900x900). It's going for around $1600 (starting price converted into local currency), and we're hoping this pops up in the morn for the folks in America. Start warming up those credit cards!
