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More of the loot you wanted, all the hardware you need. Aurora mALX systems come standard with high-end gaming hardware including the award-winning Ozma 7 headphones. Get the royal treatment with the Alienware leather binder, personalized nameplate, polo shirt and other exclusive schwag.
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Get up to three of your favorite games preloaded onto your system for instant gratification as soon as you unpack your new machine. Send in your own games or purchase them when building your system so you can instantly power up and play against Alienware employees and other Aurora mALX customers on Alienware’s own game servers.
Review By Alienware
Want to get the most out of Windows® Vista? Alienware can help. Since Vista is the first Windows operating system that can scale to a computer’s hardware capabilities, how much you get out of Vista is directly linked to how much technological force is packed into your PC. No problem. The latest graphics, processors, hard drives and memory are a given on any new Alienware system. So, while your neighbor with the conventional PC is marveling over the updated version of “Solitaire”, you’ll be busy enjoying essential Vista features like DirectX 10, Aero, and Instant Search in their full glory on your new Alienware.
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Review By Computershopper
The 19-inch display on the Aurora mALX may be a backbreaker, but it’s also a beauty. Though the native resolution of 1,680×1,050 is lower than that of some 17-inch laptops, the screen has plenty of real estate for multitasking, graphic design, or immersive game environments. The screen size alone is awe-inspiring: underwater scenes from The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou were entrancing, and we actually got a bit dizzy while playing Doom 3. The display’s glossy finish helped colors pop but was not overly reflective. Our only complaint is that the lid seemed to be made of cheap plastic; though it didn’t seem likely to break or crack, it did creak and pop every time we opened it or adjusted the display angle.
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Review By Futuremusic
The mALX is one of the largest “laptop” computers we’ve ever laid our eyes on. The thing is just enormous and weighs in at a scale-tipping 15 pounds! Yet instead of it being an unwieldy beast, it got the full-on Alienware “treatment.” The aforementioned screen is delicious to behold and the case has been airbrushed in a Giger-esque style with true car-quality paint that modulates its black color to a deep purple through light refraction. This puppy even has five speakers including a sub-woofer. Yes, you heard correctly, a subwoofer is housed underneath its chassis.
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Review By Laptopmag
The mALX’s 3DMark scores promised good things to come (27,116 on 03 and 5,624 on 06), and it generated stellar frame rates in F.E.A.R.: 85 fps on auto-detect and 81 fps with settings maxed. Even with 4X full-screen antialiasing and all lighting and shadow options enabled, that performance was absolutely smooth. The view was so nice we wanted to play the game all over again.
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Posted on April 23rd, 2007 Written by: PCMAN
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