Actual photo of the 'giants' Alienware M18x
M18x is equipped with a powerful configuration, "pit" design and weighs more than 7kg.
M18x is like all of our brothers are equipped with Intel Core processor i generation 2 Sandy Bridge, NVIDIA GeForce GT 555M discrete graphics 1.5GB or 3GB VRAM memory, Nvidia Optimus technology, capacity hard drive Max 750GB or 256GB with SSD. This model owns WirelessHD technology to transfer high definition images to HDTVs using a wireless connection.
M18x appears later than M14x next month with a weight of over 7kg. There is currently no information about the price of the machine.
Here are some real photos of Alienware M18x.
Actual photo of the 'giants' Alienware M18x Picture 1
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