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| Alienware Expands Its Line of Notebooks Alienware has enhanced its notebook line and addressed the diverse needs of on-the-go gamers, students, professionals, and other mobile users with three versatile new systems: the Area-51 m5750, Area-51 m5550, and Sentia m3450. Ranging in screen size from 14.1" to 17", Alienware's newest notebooks pack Intel Centrino Duo mobile technology and the latest in gaming, multimedia, and wireless technology into stylish, easy-to-carry cases. - Area-51 m5750 Matching dual-core Intel processors and ATI Mobility Radeon X1800 graphics with a spacious 17" wide-screen LCD, the Area-51 m5750 is primed to deliver an unforgettable gaming and entertainment experience. Users can take advantage of up to 240GB of hard drive space for games and television programming, as well as Alienware Battery Control Technology to extend their notebook's operation time. - Area-51 m5550 This flexible system deftly balances the performance demands of gamers and professionals with the requirements of portability-minded users like students who need a thin-and-light design to fit tight spaces and ensure easy transport. A crisp 15.4" wide-screen display, dual-core processors, cutting-edge ATI and NVIDIA graphics, and Alienware's Battery Control Technology provide a comprehensive solution for both work and play. - Sentia m3450 Housed within a sleek, slim design weighing only 5.5lbs and measuring less than an inch thick are the exceptional wireless connectivity of the Intel PRO/Wireless Network Connection and the dual-core power of the Intel Core Duo processor. The Sentia m3450 also lets users enjoy a 14.1" wide-screen display and up to 3.5 hours of battery life, perfect for staying productive while on the move. write your comments about the article :: © 2006 Computing News :: home page |