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Alienware: Alienware Area-51
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Despite being able to utilize the fastest and most powerful components on the market, the Alienware Area-51 5300 has been engineered to remain amazingly quiet. Thanks in part to a copper-based heatsink solution using a series of heatpipes and a large radiator, even the hottest processors are able to be used. The addition of a nearly silent 92mm fan which can be throttled to keep temperatures under control ensures that you’ll focus on the system’s performance and not the noise it produces.
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For those who feel the need for speed, Alienware will ... be showcasing the new Area-51 m15x notebook, complete with the latest graphics technology from NVIDIA, as well as demoing an ALX desktop with next-generation architecture from Intel. Other demos associated with gaming include the Frag Dolls taking the stage at the Dell Lounge to show off Ubisoft's upcoming Far Cry 2. Dell's unique XPS M1730 World of Warcraft Edition notebook will also be on display.
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As soon as Intel finished announcing the arrival of the new 45nm Penryn chips, Alienware announced an upgrade of their own, incorporating a 3GHz Penryn into their Area-51 ALX desktop. Using their advanced cooling system, Alienware claims that this PC will run at 4GHz. Starting at $5500, it will ship shortly after Christmas. [Alienware]
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The good folks at Alienware recently sent TechRepublic one of their Area-51 7500 gaming desktops for review. The configuration of this system includes the overclocked Intel Core 2 Extreme QX6700 quad CPU and the 768MB NVIDIA GeForce 8800 Ultra video card. Tags: Games, Processors, Alienware, CPU, quad, Nvidia GeForce, GPU, Intel Core 2 Duo, NVidia Corp., game, card, Intel Corp., desktop, PC, video Image galleries 2007-05-07
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The Alienware Area-51 5300 proves that looks can be deceiving. Beneath the discreetly modern aesthetic is the full array of functionality you demand. With the simple touch of a button, the system reveals the optical drive of your choice. In similar fashion, applying pressure to the lower front panel uncovers a series of ports including USB and Firewire to allow you to seamlessly integrate your digital devices.
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Alienware's always chased the speed demon with its laptops, and now the performance-obsessed company wants to make them even more efficient with a RAID 0 array, strapping together two 32GB solid-state drives. Offered on its Area-51 m5550, Area-51 m9750 and Aurora m9700 notebooks, the option ... includes a garden-variety 200GB hard drive, just in case that 64-gig array doesn't give you enough storage space. But all this is going to be crazy expensive, right? More»
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