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| Alienware Aurora mALX Review |
Just how big is Alienware's 19inch, SLI-based top of the line mALX gaming laptop? Packed into the box is a backpack seemingly large enough for an Everest climb. With dual Nvidia Go 7900 GTX cards and dual HDD support up to 240GB, the mALX may be the ultimate rig for flying through the latest games at the highest settings. At 15 pounds and a base price of $4,499 (our configuration costs $5,549), this system is best suited for LAN parties. Wherever you take the mALX, it will dominate the competition.As is often the case with gaming laptops, the mALX is decked out cosmetically as well as technically. Color-shifting metallic fleck paint is airbrushed onto the cover. The standard Alienware design has been modified to look more like a texture out of Quake. Once open, however, the chassis is almost demure, if an 18-inch footprint can be. A full-sized keyboard with acceptable key depth lurks within. The glowing alien head remains lit, as does the set of irritating lights under the display.
You’ll be hard pressed to focus on those lights when the 19-inch, 1680 x 1050-pixel display is active, however. The resolution may be lower than that of competitors’ similarly equipped models, but make no mistake: This panel is gorgeous. The widescreen layout is truly immersive at 19 inches and is equally suited to games, media, and productivity. It’s extremely bright and not too glossy; we had to make only slight adjustments to kill overhead glare. Getting lost in the screen is easy, thanks to its sharp, precise performance. :: LAPTOP Magazine • Alienware Aurora mALX :: Linked by LT Hacker

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