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Lost_Addict
19-11-2010, 10:11 PM
Ok below i will post the stats of the laptop i wish to get.

The laptop is the Alienware M11x and i plan to use it at university for work, gaming and most things actually ;)

Unfortunatley i can't get an image (or be bothered to upload and link one XD) but i've got to say it does look A-M-A-Zing, It's what an Alienware M11x looks like but with green neon instead of red.

COLOUR CHOICE Alienware M11x Soft Touch – Stealth Black edit
PROCESSOR Intel® Core™ i7 640UM (4M Cache, 1.20 GHz) edit
OPERATING SYSTEM Genuine Windows® 7 Professional, 64bit, English edit
CHRISTMAS DELIVERY Delivery required in time for Christmas (on or before Dec 23) edit
SERVICES AND SUPPORT 1Yr Next Day Hardware Support included with your PC edit
ACCIDENTAL DAMAGE SUPPORT No Accidental Damage Support edit
MEMORY 8192MB 800MHz Dual Channel DDR3 SDRAM [2x4096] edit
HARD DRIVE 500GB (7,200rpm) Serial ATA Hard Drive edit
EXTERNAL OPTICAL DRIVE Optical Drive : 8X DVD+/-RW Drive edit
OFFICE SOFTWARE English Microsoft® Office Home and Student 2010 ( Word, Excel, Powerpoint, One Note) edit
SECURITY SOFTWARE McAfee® SecurityCenter 3 Year Subscription edit
Accessories
ALIENFX COLOUR Terra Green edit
GAMING I/O Alienware TactX mouse edit
WALLPAPER Alien Cyborg Wallpaper edit
AVATAR Alienhead Glow edit
PRE-INSTALLED GAMES Steam® Gaming forum and download application edit
MOBILE BROADBAND No Mobile Broadband Included edit
Also included with your system
WIRELESS CONNECTIVITY Dell Wireless 1520 Half Mini Card (802.11n)
LCD 29.5cm (11.6") WideHD 1366x768 (720p) LCD
PRIMARY BATTERY 8-cell 63Whr Lithium Ion battery
GRAPHICS CARD 1GB GDDR3 NVIDIA® GeForce® GT 335M
Gedis Bundle Reference N11W1X03
Order Information Alienware M11x Order - UK
Shipping Documents English Documentation
Power Supply 90W AC Adaptor
Cables UK 250V Power Cord
Keyboard Internal UK/Irish Qwerty Keyboard
AutoMatic Updates AutoMatic updates - On
Hidden NamePlate Engraving Generic Name Plate Engraving
Standard Warranty 1 year Next Business Day Hardware Support included with your PC
Color Choice Alienware M11x Soft Touch – Stealth Black

Chippiewill
19-11-2010, 10:30 PM
The laptop is the Alienware M11x
I've found a problem, it's overpriced trash made by Dell. Just get a laptop from a proper make than just a brand image with pretty case design.

Lost_Addict
19-11-2010, 10:53 PM
^^ lol

any suggestions then? but a pretty case design is a must haha XD

Recursion
19-11-2010, 10:55 PM
I've found a problem, it's overpriced trash made by Dell. Just get a laptop from a proper make than just a brand image with pretty case design.

Dell are absolutely fantastic, infact one of the only four companies (HP, Dell, Asus, occasionally Apple) I would buy a laptop from, move along.

Chippiewill
19-11-2010, 11:24 PM
Dell are absolutely fantastic, infact one of the only four companies (HP, Dell, Asus, occasionally Apple) I would buy a laptop from, move along.

They have piss poor Support and I had my power cable replaced three times then they replaced the motherboard with a broken one and replaced it again.

Lost_Addict
19-11-2010, 11:45 PM
They have piss poor Support and I had my power cable replaced three times then they replaced the motherboard with a broken one and replaced it again.

Sounds like you had a bad expirience ;( which is unfortunate because from what i know of dell from freinds and family theyre 99% good.

Recursion
20-11-2010, 08:47 AM
They have piss poor Support and I had my power cable replaced three times then they replaced the motherboard with a broken one and replaced it again.


In all honesty, it just sounds like mistreatment of the laptop by the user or a fib... No company of the size of Dell will give you that low level of support.

Lost_Addict, the M11x looks awesome from what I've seen of it around, one of Dell's nicer laptops, I'd go for it, it would suit University life quite well :P

Hayleigh
20-11-2010, 11:30 AM
nonono hes right dells customer support are terrible :l

Sunny.
20-11-2010, 12:22 PM
Ive bought twice from Dell now, they have great customer support, my charger broke down was replaced within 2 days and my laptop was up and running with minimum down time. They are also quite cheap. Alienware is pretty expensive though they do look pretty amazing.

AgnesIO
20-11-2010, 01:37 PM
I used to have a dell desktop.

They are fantastic, and I coul always rely on them.

Anyone with bad experiences is simply unlucky tbh

GommeInc
20-11-2010, 01:42 PM
Alienware seems like such a waste of money, but if you can't find another laptop with similar/decent specs, then you could go with them. Dell support varies - I've heard good reviews and bad reviews of their support. Just because a company like Dell is huge doesn't necessarily mean their support will be phenomenal, because you cannot compare the two. It's like calling "Ariel", the small British car manufacturer a lousy company in terms of support, when you're just as likely as having good support from big or small companies - and yes, Ariel have phenomenal support if their cars go wrong ;) It all comes down to whether or not a company can be bothered to fork out for additional services such as after-care services, warranty, technicians etc. Because computers are complex pieces of equipment, the service you get falls down on the expertise of the workers and a case-by-case situation. Also, Apple are a large company and their support can be lousy if they're too lazy to solve issues as soon as they appear. iPhone 4, -I say no more of its terrible release :P

/rant

Chippiewill
20-11-2010, 02:24 PM
I would go to a high street store, it makes it so much easier to get replacements and fixed parts. And I wouldn't call having five engineers coming round my house to replace parts which they kept breaking after having to spend 4 days replying to emails from a terrible support guy called Ravi. It's odd that the support was so poor considering I was meant to have 'premium' support meaning that they prioritise my support requests.

AgnesIO
20-11-2010, 02:44 PM
I would go to a high street store, it makes it so much easier to get replacements and fixed parts. And I wouldn't call having five engineers coming round my house to replace parts which they kept breaking after having to spend 4 days replying to emails from a terrible support guy called Ravi. It's odd that the support was so poor considering I was meant to have 'premium' support meaning that they prioritise my support requests.

What do you mean by high street?

If you mean one of those crappy, over priced dodgy shops then what?

Recursion
20-11-2010, 06:05 PM
What do you mean by high street?

If you mean one of those crappy, over priced dodgy shops then what?

LAWL PC WORLD!111ONE!111!!11ONE!"111

Seriously, I think that's what he means by high stright stores... that as you say, rip people off.

AgnesIO
21-11-2010, 11:12 AM
LAWL PC WORLD!111ONE!111!!11ONE!"111

Seriously, I think that's what he means by high stright stores... that as you say, rip people off.

And then go through your hdd if it breaks.

Wasn't sure if he meant places like currys - or people who I would personally call a high street store like "computer systems and goods" lol

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