Following the success of the M17x, M15x and diminutive M11x, Alienware’s added yet another souped-up gaming laptop to its range. The 14-inch M14x packs a ferocious amount of processing power into a ...

Next generation CPU and graphics. Even the base model has 1600×900. Usual Alienware fare: backlit keyboard, chunky design, decent port flexibility and upgrade options. Deeply set glossy screen is ...

It may be twice as heavy as ultraportable laptops of similar size, but its gaming performance is twice as awesome. When Dell refreshed its lineup of Alienware gaming laptops earlier this year, it ...

Alienware has revealed the first stage of its 2012 refresh, updating the M14x, M17x and M18x gaming notebooks with new NVIDIA and AMD graphics, mSATA SSDs and caching for boosted performance, and ...

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Can a 14-inch laptop pack gaming power? Gaming. Laptop. Portable. These may well be the three most contradictory words in the PC industry. It’s been possible to game on laptops for years, but making a ...

Page 6: Game Tests: Metro 2033, Far Cry 2, Lost Planet 2 Page 7: Battery Life Page 8: Performance Summary & Conclusion There's something about the allure of a gaming notebook. Even mainstream users, ...

Sure, they may look the same, but Alienware's decided to give what's going on inside its glowing gaming laptops a thorough refresh. Starting with graphics support, the 2012 update of the M14x, M17x ...

With its powerful Intel Core i7 processor, 16GB of RAM, combination mSATA SSD and HDD setup, and Nvidia GTX 765M GPU, the Alienware 14 is a powerful gaming notebook packed into a transportable package ...

The Alienware M14x R3 ($2,002.99 direct), as indicated by its 1.49–inch thick chassis and 6.38-pound weight, packs a roster of powerful parts that are rarely seen in a 14-inch laptop. It's filled to ...

Who said gaming laptops couldn’t come in small(er) packages? Since taking over the Alienware brand, Dell has given us beauties like the M11x, which managed to stuff enough power to play most games ...