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Im stuck between these two laptops. The specs are almost the same however the Lenovo is cheaper and has a more powerful processor but i do like how the Alienware model looks . Give me your opinion. I'm going to do some gaming and lots of media based stuff. I know these 2 models are more than enough but i just want to blow some money on a good laptop and not have to worry about getting a new one for years to come. Specs Below Description Accessories and options: Price : $1,198.00**** Alienware M11x PROCESSOR Intel® Core™ i5 2537M 1.4GHz(2.3GHz w/Turbo Boost, 3MB Cache) OPERATING SYSTEM Genuine Windows® 7 Home Premium, 64bit, English edit SYSTEM COLOR Alienware M11x, Soft Touch Nebula Red edit SECURITY SOFTWARE McAfee® Security Center – 30-Day Trial edit MEMORY 4GB Dual Channel DDR3 at 1333MHz edit HARD DRIVE 320GB 7200RPM SATA 3Gb/s edit VIDEO CARD NVIDIA® GeForce® GT540 graphics with 1.0GB Video Memory and Optimus edit SOUND OPTIONS Internal High-Definition Surround Sound Audio (5.1) edit WIRELESS CARDS Intel® Centrino® Wireless-N 1000 a/g/n 1x2 edit ALIENFX COLOR Mars Red edit WARRANTY 3 Year Basic Service Plan Price :$1,298.991 |
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I'll go with the IdeaPad. Better processor speed and memory. |
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Get the first one, Alienware tends to be over priced anyway. |
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Depends, if you REALLY LIKE TO GAME, then choose the Alienware, although it has a small screen. If I were you i'll choose the Lenovo since its a 14 inch display, features sandy bridge i7 and has good graphics. |
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I think Alienware is too overpriced for it's own good. The Lenovo is cheaper and has better specs. Lenovo all the way. |
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I personally have chosen the Alienware M11x as my work computer and it does a great job at what I need it for. But I would choose the Lenova, the Alienware laptop heats up very badly without a cooling pad, and the quality of Alienware seems to have gone down. I am having a constant issue with the monitors hinge breaking from minimal use. It looks cool but not very functionable |
