Here are Alienware M11X Gaming Netbook Specification,
related CES 2010, the Alienware M11X majority of them being Eee PC's. We all loved the M17X when we got it in our labs last year. It completely overshadowed any other gadget we had. The sheer size and power of that notebook was unmatched and chewed any game we threw at it and spat it out with ridiculous frame rates, which would even rival desktop gaming rigs. While that was fun, the price and weight of the notebook certainly wasn't. It wasn't designed for the weak-hearted or for weak pockets for that matter.
Allow you to play most of the new games on 'High' settings and at the same time give you a good battery life. Alienware has achieved this by building a netbook with Intel's SU series low voltage CPU's along with a switchable Nvidia graphics card that can be disabled when not required. This way you have the muscle power for games and the on board GPU for a longer battery life. The idea is actually brilliant and other manufacturers will soon release similar products, especially Asus with its UL50Vf, which uses a similar concept, but has Nvidia's Optimus technology instead. So let's see if the M11X delivers what it promises and could this very well be the portable solution gamers have been searching for?
Bundle
The notebook comes with the following accessories;
Power adapter
Driver disk
Operating manual
