With the Alienware M11x, Dell proves that underweight doesn’t have to mean underpowered. Supercharged graphical performance and an overclocked processor amount to peerless gaming prowess for laptops of this size – but at what price? Read on for our full Alienware M11x review to find out.
Whatever starship console the Alienware M11x has been ripped out of, the extra-terrestrial race behind it sure know a thing or two about design. It’s not the minimalist sleekness that might be pilfered from an Apple UFO, mind, but a neon, blinking, aggressively poised evil mothership. Awe-inspiring, undoubtedly, but is it functional too? Read on to find out in our Alienware M11x review.
The Alienware M11x, Dell’s new disco-delicious ultraportable gaming laptop, may have the looks, but is its relatively high price tag justified by rip-roaring performance? We put it to the test, so read on and find out if it lives up to the hype in our Alienware M11x review.
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 decided to put a perfectly suited internet meme to the test: does it run Crysis? Read our Alienware M11x review for the results.
The Toshiba REGZA 47ZV635D is an LCD TV with smarts as well as good looks. Its Metabrain chipset and the features it powers – Resolution+, Active Vision M200HD, Dynamic Contrast and Dolby Volume – each claim to improve picture or audio quality in some way. But does it do the business? Read our Toshiba REGZA 47ZV635D review and find out .
The Toshiba Journe Air 801 digital photo frame from Toshiba is an ambitious product that strives to show what’s possible within this nascent gadget genre. So does it deliver? Or leave us with the frustrations of the early adopter? Read our Toshiba Journe Air 801 review now and we’ll tell all.
