Alienware M11x Smallest Gaming Laptop
Alienware has surprised the laptop world by releasing 11.6 inch gaming laptop, which it has dubbed the most powerful sub 12-inch gaming machine in the universe. Propping up the bottom of the Alienware laptop family, very little is currently known of the machine’s internal specifications, but it’s obvious that major design cues has been taken from its high-powered larger brothers, the M15x and M17x.
Alienware M11x Smallest Gaming Laptop
Subtly angular lines and menacing lighting effects are hallmark of Alienware laptops, and they’re all present and correct on the M11x, making it one of the most distinctive looking machines currently on the market. What is known is that the M11x boasts switchable graphic cards. This allow you to choose either the dedicated gaming card or the considerably more resource-light integrated graphic card.
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