Alienware officially announces M14x, M18x, and others, confirming months of rumors

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The new M11X The popular, highly portable M11x got its R3 refresh today, giving the machine even more power and a serious increase to battery life among other things. The new M11x will be offered with your choice of Intel's Core i3, i5, or i7 processors, and be overclockable out of the box, without risk to your warranty. Add in a new maximum of 16GB or Ram and "8 hours of battery life", and you've got quite the upgrade to the original model. As if that was not enough, Alienware now supports 4G mobile broadband for either Sprint's WiMAX network, or Verizon's fledgling LTE network.

The M14X Alienware got quite a bit of praise with their 17-inch sibling, but there was still a sizable market where the 17-inch machine was simply too big to carry, and the 11-inch machine was not enough to use consistently. So, the M14x was dropped from the mothership. Packing within it all the might of the m11x, but since they've got some more room to cram thing in, they did. An HDMI out, DisplayPort, and standard VGA port are scattered across the machine for any kind of output, with three USB ports and a USB 3.0 port, the machine is still under 6.5 pounds.

The M18X If the M17x needed a big brother, which I doubt, the M18x is it and more. As Alienware's first "desktop replacement" with a Sandy Bridge Core i7, this machine seems like it was built to stick as many gadgets in it as possible just to see is sentience happened. The M18x's 18.4-inch screen lacks the streroscopic capabilities that its "little" brother has, but makes up for it by being able to deliver 3D over HDMI to any device that supports it. Also, it's got an HDMI in port, allowing you to connect anything to the laptop and use it as a set of speakers and a monitor. Packing an all new Klipsch sound system and 5 hours of battery life, this monster truly fits the description of a desktop replacement.

The Alienware team discussed future plans as well, touching briefly on plans to include Thunderbolt technology in the future, as well as looking into new form factors, such as tablets. Personally, I haven't seen this kind of enthusiasm behind the Alienware brand since before the company was originally acquired by Dell almost 5 years ago. Now, they've got a powerful and iconic line of machines that offer the same combination of industrial styling and raw power that their original line of desktops offered. http://www.electrocomputerwarehouse.com/