If you have Alienware's reputation, morphing an 11-inch laptop into a mighty gaming rig is easier than it looks. The Alienware M11x (Core i7) ($1,175 direct) is literally the size of a netbook, except ...

A boost to the internal hardware gives the second revision of the M11x substantially stronger performance, but battery life takes a hit. In my review of the original ...

In my review of the original , I called the system a revelation for gamers: Finally, here was an ultraportable laptop with enough muscle to play the latest games at good quality and performance levels ...

The Alienware™ M11x gaming laptop lets you play anything, anywhere, in HD. It weighs less than 4.5 pounds—and has over 6.5 hours of battery life. The scores are in—and they are out of this world.

There aren't many sub-13in gaming notebooks on the market, and direct competitors to the Dell Alienware M11x are few and far between. Nonetheless, we'll include comparison numbers for a few other ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Gaming laptops are often an oxymoron, a device that either is too expensive or too big to really be a laptop or a computer too underpowered to play ...

Dell’s Alienware M11x has already earned a reputation as a solid gaming machine that weighs just about 4 pounds and has a starting price of just $700. While there are plenty of other 11.6 inch laptops ...

Dell’s Alienware M11x is already one of the most powerful 11 inch laptops you can buy, at least when it comes to gaming performance. The machine currently uses a dual core Intel CULV processor and an ...

Alienware got an itchy trigger finger and fired off its new Alienware M11x a week before the Electronic Entertainment Expo starts. The pint-sized gaming laptop received a number of upgrades that make ...

Few gaming laptops have charmed us as much as the https://www.pcworld.com/reviews/product/374804/review/alienware_m11x.html. It’s a bit bulky compared to other 11.6 ...

Remember the Alienware M11x notebook unveiled by Dell at CES earlier this month? We thought the system sounded promising with a supposed price tag of "less than $1,000". Well, hold onto your hats, ...