Intel ’s Core i7 processor recoil ass , as wealready make out . Alienware is busting out an update to its M15x laptop today with the new mobile version of i7 , which is to be officially unveiled today at Intel ’s Developer Conference .

https://gizmodo.com/giz-explains-why-intels-core-i7-processor-is-a-beautif-5099060

The 15 - inchAlienware M15x , which wasintroduced back in January , is a roving gamer ’s paradise . You now have a choice of the speediest Intel mobile processors , including a 1.6 GHzIntel Core i7720QM , a 1.73GHz Intel Core i7 820QM , and finally the cosmos ’s loyal peregrine mainframe , a 2GHz Intel Core i7 920XM . The illuminating wonderment of a notebook will be configurable with a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 260 M GPU ( with 1 GB of random access memory ) and up to 8 GB of DDR3 RAM to take on the harsh of games .

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https://gizmodo.com/alienware-area-51-m15x-gaming-laptop-officially-release-344925

As for aesthetics the main chassis appears the same , though you may now get it in metallic red , silver or black . And for those that sleep with to game after darkness the entire torso lights up customizable coloration accents .

Shockingly the price is actually pretty sane for a high conclusion gaming system . It will originate at $ 1,500 and it will be configurable on Dell.com . It will ship for now with Vista and with Windows 7 come October 22 . [ Alienware ]

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