Most Powerful Gaming Laptop
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| Alienware 18 |
A 14 inch laptop for gaming is in about each buyer’s
repertoire, while 15 inches are a setup, and just little bit harder to find
out. At 17.3 inch, the gaming laptop makes their separate niche, built by some well-known
brands and even small mainstream builders, like HJ and Toshiba.
An 18.4 inch gaming laptop, however, is a ghost. When a laptop
gets to be so powerful it need a rolling bag to play around (and price as much
as a down payment for a small home). The Alienware 18 is like that – for $4,166.
With dual Nvidia GeForce GTX 880M GPUs – The powerful mobile
graphics chip – and a most powerful fast Core i7 processor by Intel, the
Alienware 18 laptop is the best option for mobile gaming rigs equipped with two
turbo chargers. The hardware specifications are much hot to make any laptop
nerd faint.
The rest of the designed series of Alienware laptops, this
18.4 inch get a makeover until the Alienware 18x comes in the market two years
ago. The Dell has moved beyond from gaming platforms that look and feel like
trapezoids and has equipped a more elegant look with round corners.
The new look is impressive, accented with small lights, and
much stunning thing to look at the front than the automatic grill aesthetic. The
new design comes with a space ship. On top of the latest design, the Alienware
18 laptop has some other niceties, including magnesium alloy base and an
aluminum clad lid. The internal design of laptop is also comes completely with
a soft rubbery material, a best place to rest your arms for gaming sessions.
Put all things together, this gaming laptop is a
meticulously part of hardware that it closes blush without any gap. You will
not seek a single misaligned section on the machine even with all the body
lines interconnected with the laptop's body design. This technology even empower
to the laptop’s ports, which are all built with metal.
Alienware 18 Specs
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Graphics:
2x Nvidia GeForce GTX; Intel HD Graphics 4600
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CPU:
Intel Core i7-4910MQ 2.9GHz (8MB cache, quad-core
up to 3.9GHz with Turbo Boost)
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RAM:
16GB DDR3L (2x 8GB at 1600MHz)
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Storage:
256GB mSATA SSD
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Screen:
18.4-inch, 1920 x 1080 WLED TrueLife Display
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Ports:
4x USB 3.0, RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet IPv6,
HDMI 1.4-out/ 1.3-in, Mini DisplayPort, 2x audio out ⅛-inch ports, 7-in-1 media
card reader, line-in microphone ⅛-inch, Kensington security lock
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Connectivity:
802.11ac dual band Wi-Fi; Bluetooth 4.0
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Camera:
2MP webcam, 1080p video
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Optical
drive: Slot-loading, dual layer Blu-ray reader
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Weight:
12.06 pounds
So than the Origin EON17-S and Alienware 17, or any
other gaming laptop in the market, users should think deep and hard before
purchasing an Alienware 18 because there are too many more sensible and
affordable options in the market. For the same roughly price, you can have a
desktop around an Nvidia Titan (or two) and you will still have enough money to
build a powerful gaming machine.
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