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Dell has just unveiled new Alienware M11x, M14x, and M18x notebooks and they're exactly what we thought they'd be. In a San Francisco event this morning, they all got official and they're all gaming powerhouses. These will be more than enough to run Portal 2 so there's no need to worry. They all pack Intel's "Sandy Bridge" CPUs, Nvidia GPUs with Optimus tech, and the two larger models have Wireless HD.

The M11x and M14x are available right now for $999 and $1,199, respectively, while the larger model will be available in May for a more expensive price. You'll also be getting 8 hours and 6 hours, respectively, if you're not gaming. Furthermore, the M18x notebook comes with a factory overclocked 4GHz CPU which is absolutely insane.

[Engadget]

We already know everything there is to know about Dell's Alienware M14x and M18x and the gaming notebooks have just been dated. Pocket-Lint has reportedly heard that the notebooks will be officially announced on April 19th which is just a few days away. Prices aren't confirmed yet but the larger model should be right around $2,000. Look out for both machines to be available near you soon!

[Pocket-Lint]

Thanks to Dell Canada's website, the Alienware M14x and M18x were leaked this morning. The page has been pulled since then but the launch could be fairly soon. Specs are right on par with what we've heard countless times. The larger model features an Intel Core i7 2.8GHz CPU, 4GB of DDR3 RAM (up to 8GB), a 320GB HDD (up to 750GB), and a GeForce GTX 460M GPU or dual AMD Radeon HD 6970M graphics if you're interested. Specs for the M14x should be just about the same as its big brother but don't expect dual GPUs because there won't be enough room for it.

[Engadget]

Alienware is looking like they're almost set to launch M14x and M18x notebooks to various parts of the world. Notebook Italia got these photos and they look traditional Alienware style. Specs aren't confirmed right now but they'll, of course, be sporting 14 and 18-inch displays, respectively. Both of them should have options for Intel "Sandy Bridge" CPUs along with powerful GPUs for some hardcore gaming. The larger behemoth model is said to sport a 1080p (Full HD 1,920 x 1,080 resolution) display along with two AMD Radeon HD 6870M GPUs in CrossFire or dual GeForce GTX 460M GPUs in SLI. Beastly stuff. The smaller model should have options for AMD Radeon HD 6730M / 6770M GPUs along with GeForce GT 555M. Prices and release dates are still TBA.

[Electronista]