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In recent years, a troublemaker rampant in the market for machines for players: Alienware. The brand that we do this more was acquired by Dell in 2006 and has continued to grow in all segments. Today, it presents no fewer than three new models: the M11xR3, and a flagship M14x, M18x, which come on top of the M17x .

Alienware M11xSi one could fear a total absorption of know-how of the brand by the giant Texan, in his redemption, ultimately the result is quite the opposite. Indeed, the division now handles a large number of machines and is endowed with means to get out of its niche market. But it remains in what it does: the PC players.

That said, the number of new models is growing on the side of laptops. This seems logical since it is a tidal wave that affects all market participants. All have either a range (Asus and MSI and G series), a brand itself (for Dell Alienware or VoodooPC HP) to reach those people who want power without (too) compromise their healthy Grail: the number frames per second.

Yet last year, Alienware surprised us by launching a strange UFO: the M11x. Indeed, one based on Intel's CULV processor first name, small graphics card (a GeForce GT 335M), all in a chassis 11.6 ". But we must believe that the manufacturer has seen just since today launched the third version of its ultra portable players ...

See more detail what we cover the range 2011 to Alienware, based entirely on the CPU generation Sandy Bridge.