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    Next Alienware Refresh will be at?

    Discussion in 'Alienware' started by SacredDreams, Sep 5, 2010.

  1. SacredDreams

    SacredDreams Notebook Evangelist

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    Sorry Guys, I cant seems to find Details About It or a Thread On AW Forum.

    Im asking this since im pretty Much wanted to get a New Laptop For myself to replace my current insprion 1300 (which is Pretty Old and Slow with 512MB Ram :( )

    What i Like about Aw is their Backlighted Colorfull keyboards, Lightings and Beauitful designs. i would like to get My lappy around year End ~ Early 2011 Depending. :rolleyes:

    hope to last for up to 2~3 years or so.
    Thank you Guys in Advance~
     
    SacredDreams, Sep 5, 2010
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  2. Adderal

    Adderal Notebook Guru

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    The next refresh probably won't be for a few months. I would guess the next refresh will be in early 2011. That is when Intel's new processors will be out.
     
    Adderal, Sep 5, 2010
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    hub1100 Notebook Evangelist

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    Doing your homework early will eliminate buyers remorse.
    Since you are thinking Christmas, your timing is excellent.
    Here is a great site to bookmark, it indexes hundreds of (cpu) processors. PassMark Software - CPU Benchmark Charts
    Remember Graphics processors (gpu's) are important too, umm...
    ... more important than the shell that holds them, imho.
     
    hub1100, Sep 6, 2010
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  4. SacredDreams

    SacredDreams Notebook Evangelist

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    Thanks Guys~
    i would check that Link Once I get Home From Work. :p
     
    SacredDreams, Sep 6, 2010
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    lordqarlyn Global Biz Consultant

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    we can have both! :p
     
    lordqarlyn, Sep 6, 2010
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    aroundthefur922 Notebook Guru

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    hub is right about the internals being more important than apperance but damn are these machines cool to look at!
     
    aroundthefur922, Sep 6, 2010
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    unreal25 Capt. Obvious

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    Ha I'd usually agree... but.... tried playing with m11x hinge? ^^
     
    unreal25, Sep 6, 2010
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    I'm thinking of getting mine around that time too. My guess, as others have noted, is there's probably a refresh with Sandy Bridge processors coming out soon. I just hope they keep the gorgeous RGB LED screen because otherwise, I'd have stick with my loaner E6410 (with its flickering and buzzing during videos/DVDs on any refresh rate that's not 40Hz non-RGB LED) from my school.
     
    wraithrsw, Sep 6, 2010
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