ALIEMWARE M14x WITH SPECIAL FEATURES

ALIENWARE M14x is with   good gaming capabilities, endless lighting options and strong webcam. The lighting options are fun and you can set the keyboard to pretty much any color you wish. . Notebook comes in Nebula Red or Stealth Black Finish.  The keys themselves are large and well spaced,. The 14-inch display provides a good visual experience. However, the audio is better and the typing is smooth.

ALIENWARE M14x. as the strong performance laptop gives you NVIDIA Optimus graphics and 4GB RAM, 500GB hard drive,. The basic model comes with Intel Core i5 ,with the option to upgrade to Core i7 or Core i7 with 8GB RAM and  NVIDIA graphics with 3GB of memory 

Details

4GB RAM; 500GB (7200rpm) hard drive;

Mini Display Port, HDMI; NVIDIA OPTIMUS graphics

2.0GHz Intel Core i7

14-inch (720p/1366×768) HD display

1.5GB NVIDIA GeForce GT555M graphics;

Two USB 3.0 ports

2011 Tech Support Showdown

2011 Tech Support Showdown

Notebook brands offer: which is the best and worst phone, social-networking support and web?

As usually this years Apple offer to continues  the best notebook tech support in the business, with  comprehensive and amazing phone support, easy-to-navigate  resources of web.

New express Lane companies web service made it easier for us to needed further help before calling or to find answers to our support questions

Like Windows-based notebook manufacturers, Samsung and Dell improved their quality of work in the past, jumping to 2^nd and 3^rd usually.

Most companies more than willing to answer any reasonable question about their notebooks, a few like Acer and lenovo - refused to answer to their question about how to set up a Windows account, thinking it a software question that required premium support.

 like Toshiba tried their best  answer to questions, their representatives trained and able to help with spl product features like charge and sleep . Many brands have a social networking presence, only a few, including Samsung and Dell, responded to tech support questions through Twitter or Facebook, smaller like Fujitsu and MSI brought up the rear this year by offering web confusing support resources and unhelpful support reps who were more interested to following a script to the letter than solving their specific doubtful questions.