Hardware Geeks

More and more notebook PC users want to game on their notebooks, and they don’t want to just play WOW or Solitaire, they want to place games like Crysis, Stranglehold and Flight Simulator X, something you can’t do with an ordinary notebook.

For the past two years or so we have seen more and more OEM’s like Toshiba and Lenovo enter the notebook gaming market and while their products, like the Toshiba X205 and the Lenovo Y30, are great powerful machines Alienware has hit another home run in the Notebook for Gamers Niche with their Alienware Area 51 m15x notebook PC. 

We are getting ready for our review on the mx 15, and I thought it would be nice to show you a little video I made on how to change the color on the mx15.

It’s a quick little video that runs just under 2 minutes. Enjoy!

Dell last month announced their new Studio Notebooks, and I had a chance to play with one for 20 or so minutes a month or so ago and thought I would share my thoughts.

The new Studio Line is pretty impressive sexy looking machines designed for people who want who like to express themselves. The machines are available in six colors nine colors (Silver, Jet Black, Plum, Tangerine Orange, Flamingo Pink, Midnight Blue, Ruby Red and Spring Green) and uses in the award winning design that the XPS M1330 and M1530 brought to us.

So I just got back from Berlin, and was able to check out all of their new notebooks and more.

While I have had HP logos and sugar ferries dancing in my head, Alieneware has gone and surprised me with an m15x for review. I will probably have a review up with in the next week or so but until then enjoy the unboxing pictures. I have to say it’s a sleek looking machine and I already like it a lot. But looks can be deceiving and so we shall see if it lives up to the hype.