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After the slew of Ultrabooks we have tested at ITProPortal, we thought it was about time we looked at something right at the other end of the spectrum. And we couldn't get much further from featherweights like Toshiba's Portege Z930-10Q and Lenovo ThinkPa...
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Fast quad, core processor, Class, leading graphics performance, Beautiful 18in screen, Eye, catching design...
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Hugely expensive, Very large and heavy...
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The Alienware M18x is a beast of a notebook. In fact, the category of notebook doesn't really do it justice. It also comes at a beast of a price, with our configuration exceeding £2,500. But if you are willing to pay a small fortune for a portable gaming...
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evogadget.com Updated: 2017-03-01 06:21:34
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Dell Alienware have once again struck gold and their M18x is the perfect case in point for that. The company seems to know exactly what gamers need the most as well as when they need it the most. They will have to pay a lot on this product, $5.552 to be p...
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The new Dell Alienware M18x is a very fine gaming gadget indeed. Forget the price: if playing games is your most favorite hobby in the world, then you've found your ideal in the form of the product we rated here...
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Alienware's top end rig offers near nuclear levels of power, and gamers who've saved wildly since childhood might possibly even be able to afford one. The M18x starts at £1699 with full spec models pushing well past the £5000 mark, ensuring this Goliat...
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Nearly Beyond Powerful, Connectivity, Amazingly engrossing screen, Build Quality...
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Price, Cost of Upgrades, Some may feel it needs a redesign...
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The M18x is the like Mike Tyson in his prime, extremely powerful, a little crazy and a class act, if you can afford the astronomical price...
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Alienware have a well earned reputation for creating some of the most exotic, ludicrously specified gaming machines and today we look at their M18x laptop which features the latest flagship Intel Core i7 2960XM Extreme Edition processor, Bluray driv...
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Overall performance is staggering, As powerful as a high end Core i7 2600k desktop gaming system, Build quality is exceptional, Onboard lighting system is a lesson in how it should be done, Can power the latest Direct X 11 games, Fantastic 1080p panel, Strong upgrade options, Is supplied with three preoverclocked bios settings, Can be overclocked even further in the right hands, Klipsc...
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Heavy, Expensive, 3GBps SATA drive used, Some keyboard flex, Cooling system can be heard when taxed hard, Kitguru says: The most powerful laptop we have reviewed to date. Nothing comes close, Rating: 9.0, Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 1...
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Over the years Alienware have earned a reputation for creating some of the finest gaming laptops available to the enthusiast user. With such a wealth of configuration options, the M18x reinforces the brand name and cements their position, right at the top...
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The Alienware M18x is a desktop replacement notebook in the truest sense — it’s powerful enough to replace a desktop workstation, but it’s also as big and as heavy as a desktop PC. It’s exceedingly powerful and has the ability to handle almost any curr...
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If you’re looking for a proper desktop replacement -- replacing a gaming desktop, that is -- the Alienware M18x is undoubtedly the notebook to pick. It’s massive and has a price tag that’s painful, but its performance is almost unparalleled...
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The Alienware M18x we tested was a mid-range specification, but you can build one to order on Alienware’s site that is even more of a performance beast. Our test unit had a second generation Intel Core i7 processor, the 2720QM. 16GB of RAM was install...
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Hugely powerful, Great screen and excellent build quality, HDMI-in, USB 3.0, amazing feature-set...
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Hugely expensive, Just huge, Clunky process to switch graphics...
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If you're looking for a proper desktop replacement -- replacing a gaming desktop, that is -- the Alienware M18x is undoubtedly the notebook to pick. It's massive and has a price tag that's painful, but its performance is almost unparalleled...
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The latest release from Dell-owned Alienware, the M18X, is a behemoth with enough power to run any game under the sun without so much as a flicker. But you'll have to have deep pockets to get your hands on one. Even getting the M18X out of the box is a...
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Great performance, Decent build quality, Powerful 3D performance, Immersive screen...
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Limited basic spec, Battery life...
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Last year, Dell added to its Alienware laptop family and simultaneously expanded the definition of ultra-portables with the tiny-beefcake M11x. This year's new addition, the flagship M18x, now expands the other end of the spectrum. Big player: Dell's A...
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The M18x lives up to expectations. It feels lovingly crafted around gamers' needs, combining superlative design, build quality, aesthetics and scalable power. But it comes at a cost. The review model's price compares reasonably well to other gaming la...
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T3.com Updated: 2017-03-01 06:21:49
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Alienware sent T3 two of its powerful gaming laptops - the M14x and M18x. Not only were they specced out to the max, the laptops were also powerful enough to engineer a moon landing without breaking a sweat. But we didn't want to use them for tricks...
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Incredible performance, Comfortable gaming experience Excellent screen, Stunning keyboard...
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We can't afford one, Chunky and quirky design, No Blu-ray drives as standard...
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Zdnet.com.au Updated: 2017-03-01 06:21:54
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Tweet The M18x is, functionally, the same thing as the M17x R3 but bigger, with some different innards, and extremely thick. In an age where laptops are fighting to be razor thin, the M18x's 54.2mm height — yes, over 5cm — is going to be too much f...
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Excessive power that melts faces, HDMIin is a boon for gamers who don't want to buy a TV, Excellent build quality, with great lighting options...
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Huge and heavy. Over 5cm thick!, AMD switchable graphics require a Windows restart...
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If a desktop is too large but you still want excessive power, the Alienware M18x is your holy grail.
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With a massive 18.4in screen, it's over an inch wider that previous Alienware laptops, and it makes no attempt to conceal its size. Aluminium plating on the lid and round both sides combines with the giant illuminated vents front and back to make it seem...
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hardwareheaven.com Updated: 2017-03-01 06:22:02
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UPDATE: SLI Testing has now been added to our coverage.
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Where to start with the M18x? Well it probably has to be the size... this system is a desktop replacement without doubt and has a significant weight to it thanks to the tough, metal outer shell and large display with high end components/cooling inside...
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The Alienware brand and PC gaming are synonymous, and with good reason. For the past 15 years the folks at Alienware have been churning out high-end gaming systems, and thankfully they continue to so. Its flagship laptop rig, the M18x ($4,529 direct), is...
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Blazing performance, Solid build quality, Sleek design, Cool lighting effects...
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Expensive, Short battery life...
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The Alienware M18x looks intimidating and has the performance chops that gamers crave, but it doesn't come cheap...
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stuffmideast.com Updated: 2017-03-01 06:21:58
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Alienware 's latest is bigger than ever, but does that make it the best? Not necessarily. With netbooks, smartphones and tablets, the tech trend is to make things more portable. But not for Alienware. long renowned for making the world largest and most os...
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