Not something you usually read in the same sentence gaming and netbook as with such a limited amount of space you usually have trouble cramming everything you need inside the body. Well Alienware have managed to do it and not only that but they've done it very well. I am a bit of a sucker when it comes to packaging I like things to be presented well to me and Alienware has done that the best for probably any product I've ever bought. IT comes in a black box with glossy alien head markings on and a honeycomb effect across the entire box then when you open it you have the black foam padding holding the computer which is in a black suede effect cloth bag and then ...  Read the complete review

When you hear "Alienware" you automatically assume high performance gaming, but this is not necessarily what you get from this product. Don't get me wrong this is a great computer, and it pretty much destroys every other 11" Laptop/notebook out there, it's specifications are very good for a computer of this size and if it's just a Laptop/notebook you are after I highly recommend buying this one. It is very aesthetically pleasing and has the same lighting options as it's larger counterparts, the M15x and M17x. This will run games such as World of Warcraft and Call of Duty: Black Ops with ease but don't expect to run either on maximum ...  Read the complete review

Alienware has built up its reputation as a 'gaming' computers; hence a person would believe that it would be equipped with a big RAM, an outstanding graphics card and a fast processor (or at least fast enough). My reason for purchasing this laptop was slightly different, though I hope there would be some out there who would share the same need for such a laptop: I needed something light, very portable, with a good battery life and with all this, decent enough to be a good multitasking device; run few powerpoints, few hundred excel sheets, words and adobe photoshop all at the same time. Or something like that. So I had a few options in my hand; few ...  Read the complete review