DIRECTIVE (EU) 2022/2380 OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 23 November 2022 (Part III) y Alienware M11X-E111NL, Intel® Core™2 Duo, 1.3 GHz, 29.5 cm (11.6"), 1366 x 768 pixels, 4 GB, 320 GB Alienware M11X-E111NL. Processor family: Intel® Core™2 Duo, Processor model: SU7300, Processor frequency: 1.3 GHz. Display diagonal: 29.5 cm (11.6"), Display resolution: 1366 x 768 pixels. Internal memory: 4 GB, Internal memory type: DDR3-SDRAM. Total storage capacity: 320 GB. Discrete graphics card model: NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 335M. Operating system installed: Windows 7 Home Premium. Product colour: Black. Weight: 1.99 kg https://www.laptops.co.uk/dell/alienware-m11x-r3-review.html Alienware's computers have looked like the offspring of a Lamborghini and something from Star Trek, and the MX11 R3 is no different. In fact, its chassis, with 11-inch screen, is exactly the same as the previous year's MX11. It still has the vents... Very Portable, Super Fast Gaming Laptop in a Tiny Body, Styling, Strong Chassis No optical drive may irk some, Screen Brightness It's one of the best, most powerful and cheapest gaming laptops on the market. It doesn't matter if you need a top laptop for playing 2012′s hotetst games, such as Battlefield 3 or Modern Warfare, this lightweight powerhouse can play them all. Watch our d... https://www.pocket-lint.com/laptops/reviews/dell/72509-alienware-m11x-r3-review Gaming laptops don't need to be great hulking brutes. They can be small and (relatively) light while still giving you the power you need, like the Alienware M11x which packs a Sandy Bridge Core i7 and an Nvidia GT540M graphics card into an 11.6-inch f... Ultraportable gaming notebook with plenty of power No optical drive and a poor keyboard Small, powerful, but heavy this is a gaming laptop where you’ll be missing a DVD or Blu-ray drive... https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/dell/50750/dell-alienware-m11xr3-review The Dell Alienware M11xR3 is an 11.6in laptop with a dedicated graphics card capable of playing modern 3D games at high frame rates, and yet using Nvidia's Optimus technology, it can last for almost 11 hours on battery. This is a feat on its own, but i... The M11x is unique in its ability to play games and yet last for 11 hours away from the mains, but the screen lets it down and the SSD is expensive ... Alienware is one of the biggest manufacturers of gaming laptops and has gone from strength to strength since its acquisition by Dell. The M11x is the smallest laptop in the company's range and has just been updated with a powerful new Intel Sandy Bridg... Very powerful, Good connectivity, Discreet and dedicated graphics, Sharp screen, Decent battery life Limited storage (can be upgraded though), No DVD drive, Keyboard a bit on the condensed side https://www.kitguru.net/components/zardon/alienware-m11x-r3-review-core-i7-2630um/ The M11x has been a big seller for Alienware, and rightly so because it combines class leading performance in a thin and light, custom chassis design. The newest R3 revision has been in the Kitguru labs for some time now and today we present our ana... stunning appearance, screen quality is exceptionally good, keyboard is a good size and has backlighting functionality, very little keyboard flex, track pad is great, chassis design is well constructed, performance is class leading, Stunning to look at, and equally as good to use.... https://www.expertreviews.co.uk/dell/49861/dell-alienware-m11x-review Dell's Alienware brand is known for its outrageous gaming laptops and, despite its diminutive size, the M11x is still worthy of the adjective. While Windows performance was average for a laptop, it has a dedicated graphics card capable of 30fps in Call... A portable laptop that can play Crysis for almost two hours on battery power is almost unbelievable, but it's tragically let down by the poor screen ... https://www.stuff.tv/alienware/area-51-alx/review Alienware's miniature has been around for less than six months, but a lot has changed since it blazed onto the scene. Back in March, it astonished us with its performance, small size and impeccable design. Since then, though, we’ve seen the arrival of... Excellent build quality. Decent battery life. Tiny games machine Can't game on external monitor. Top options expensive Not quite the performance upgrade we hoped for, but still the ultimate ultra-light laptop for games ... When we first clapped eyes on the Alienware M11x back in March, it blew our tiny minds. We were hugely impressed by what was a high-spec gaming laptop squeezed into the body of a portable netbook. Now the M11x is back, and it's been kitted out with Int... Fantastic performance, Portable for a gaming rig, Looks great Still no optical drive, Pricey Alienware's updated M11x gaming netbook is just as portable as before, but its gaming performance will melt your mind even more... The Screen The Alienware M11x's display is covered with a glossy panel that stretches right to the edge of the frame. It's an aesthetic success, but it makes the screen very hard to if there is a lot of light: outside or under bright lights for instan... Pluses, Top quality graphics for an ultraportable laptop, Very good battery life, Pleasure to use, Quality design and finish Minuses, Glossy display lacks contrast, Fan loud enough to become annoying, Pretty heavy for an ultraportable, Audio only just acceptable https://www.theregister.com/2010/06/09/review_laptop_dell_alienware_m11x_gaming_laptop/ The Alienware M11x has been heralded as the world's first true gaming netbook. To be fair, that's not a misnomer Dell uses in its advertising, preferring to position the 285mm wide 11.6in widescreen unit as simply a sub-15in gaming laptop. Fire walk wi... The Alienware M11x is difficult to score comparatively. Significantly cheaper ultra-portables perform better at everyday tasks, and most 15in+ dedicated gaming notebooks perform better at gaming. But the M11x deserves the niche it's carving for itself... Whoever coined the phrase "good things come in small packages" clearly never had the PC gaming community in mind. When it comes to gaming, bigger really is better. High-power components are housed in giant-sized cases, while the combined power draw of ... The final stumbling block is that price. At £1,208 inc VAT, this money-no-object Alienware M11x treads perilously close to the likes of Sony's mighty Z-series, a laptop that bests it in most areas without breaking a sweat. Do away with the SSD in favo... Alienware has decided to miniaturise its gaming know-how in to an 11.6-inch netbook and the results are a marvel. Price be damned – the M11x outmanoeuvres bigger and uglier rivals with ease and finesse in a shrinky dink chassis. The M11x packs imp... Size and design, Powerful performance, Battery life No optical drive, Pricey There are more powerful gaming netbooks, but none combine performance, battery life and portability so successfully https://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/alienware-m11x-11-6in-gaming-laptop The words 'gaming' and 'laptop' are frequently used together, but they're uncomfortable bedfellows. Aside from the long lost , we can't think of a single "gaming laptop" worthy of the description that weighed less than three kilos and came w... Gauging the performance of the Alienware M11x was always going to be an interesting process. In the end we chose to compare against itself, running all our tests in both dedicated (orange) and integrated graphics (dark grey) modes where possible, and agai... The Alienware M11x is being touted by Dell as the bee’s knees of ultraportable laptops, squeezing the best top-end gaming performance “in the universe” into a sub 15-inch gaming laptop. But does it really pump out the frames? To find out, we decide... Unrivaled portable gaming performance and a brilliant screen Builtin battery means gaming performance can be cut short prematurely The low screen resolution helps, but the M11x can still power through even brand new games... Product Code: M11x If you're a PC gamer sick of lugging around a monster with awful battery life just to play games, the ultraportable Dell Alienware M11x is your salvation. The 11.6-inch ultraportable Dell Alienware M11x laptop has enough power to ... The Dell Alienware M11x is certainly heavy for an ultraportable laptop. It's thicker than many of its contemporaries, too. As a gaming laptop, it's downright svelte. Even 13- or 15-inch models that offer this kind of performance typically weigh more, ... It's barely bigger than a large netbook like the Asus 1101HA or , but Alienware's latest laptop is anything but a lightweight. Packed underneath its H.R Giger-inspired shell are enough electronics to make this a tiny gaming marvel. The M11x looks exact... Incredible build quality. Excellent gaming performance. Good keyboard Expensive. Poor screen. Slightly heavy The screen isn't perfect, but in every other way this is the laptop sore-shouldered gamers have been waiting for ... Forget the cataclysmic events forecast for 2012 -- the world's already imploded. Both Ferrari and Porsche have made hybrids, somebody's invented a jetpack you can actually buy, and Alienware has made a netbook. It's no ordinary netbook, either. Alie... Blisteringly quick; good battery life; backlit keyboard allows for gaming in a darkened room No optical drive The Alienware M11x is small enough to go anywhere that an ordinary netbook can, yet it's fast enough to outgun its larger rivals. If you want a relatively petite machine that does it all, you really need look no further ... https://www.pocket-lint.com/laptops/reviews/dell/71700-alienware-m11x-notebook-netbook-review When we first heard word of the Alienware M11x, we raised an eyebrow. The company, famous for its mammoth gaming machines claimed it was planning the world's most powerful ultra-portable laptop, with an 11-inch screen but the ability to play Crysis. S... Fantastic performance considering its size Cramped keyboard, iffy viewing angles A great netbook for gamers Key specs3.5mm jack, Ethernet, FireWire, HDMI, Li-ion battery, USB, VGA, Wi-Fi, Windows 7... Since acquiring Alienware in 2006, Dell has gone about rejuvenating the company’s line of laptops, and we’ve been very impressed by the results: the powerful M15x and M17x. The company has now made the bold step of producing an 11.6-inch gaming laptop... Today we continue our trend of Alienware exclusives by reviewing one of the first M11x samples. With the M11x Alienware take advantage of the new GeForce GT 335M GPU with the intention of building the worlds first 11" gaming system. Like the M15x and M17x before it the M11x begins to impress as soon as it is removed from the packaging. The overall design of the chassis is good, drawing great attention wherever the laptop is being used and the finish is perfect throughout. Alienwa...