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Courtesy of a Dell representative who let a little too much information loose in a video interview with Shufflegazine, we now know that its gaming arm Alienware is readying an Intel Core i7 netbook next month.
Alienware’s impressively specced gaming netbook, the M11x, has officially been given the green light in Australia. Full specs and pricing details below.
Just a few hours after the M11x specs first leaked, Dell has put its high-powered ultraportable gaming notebook on its website for pre-order. It starts at $US799, and will ship on March 1.
What do you get when you mix a dedicated GPU, 50FPS Crysis gaming, a Core 2 Duo, an 11-inch screen, and a $US800 price tag? An absurd(ly powerful) little laptop, which I – and apparently Alienware – am not comfortable calling a netbook.
According to Dell, the M11X is the most powerful laptop under 15 inches. And, playing CoD at 30fps, with 720P resolution (on what’s essentially a netbook), I fell in love with the little machine.
Alienware no longer means “bulky gaming PC”. Dell’s new Alienware has an 11-inch display and looks like a netbook!
