Others have probably noticed this and I wasn't sure where to post it, but it made me chuckle of how much these laptops share in common. I wonder whether they are produced by the same OEM Alienware used for their old chassis?
Anyway, the new OCZ Whitebook:
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The older Alienware M9750:
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Yup they look to be exactly the same. But when you look real closely it almost looks like the OCZ picture is a photochop job where they just removed the alienware logo. Look at where the logo was, it looks patched up with photoshop.
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it looks to be another version of the Arima chassis that Alienware re-branded years back.
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for some reason I had Aria in my head which is some UK reseller.
They do look very similar, as far as I can tell all that's changed is they've added what looks to be like a finger print reader, changed the layout of the keyboard a bit and the speaker grills look a bit different too. It also has a backlit keyboard but I'm not sure, did the m9750 come with one? -
EDIT: its a Arima W840 DI
Link here:
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If you blow up the OCZ picture you can actually see how they used a brush in Photoshop to wipe the Alienware logo.
Anyways, where can I buy one? -
Yep it's Arima. Specs look good too.
http://www.flextronics.com/arima/pim/Pp174-1.jpg
Platform Intel Montevina
Panel 17.1" WXGA+ (1440 x 900)
17.1" WUXGA (1920 x 1200)
CPU Intel Penryn DC XE
& Penryn QC XE
FSB 1067 MHz
CPU TDP 55W
Chipset Intel Cantiga PM45+ICH9M-Enhanced
Memory DDR3 - 1067 MHz
GPU Dual ATI M88 XT MXM card (Crossfire)
VRAM 512 MB / MXM Card
ODD SATA, DVD+R,
SuperMulti, Blu-ray
HDD Dual 2.5", SATA,
120-500G, 7200 rpm
LAN 10 / 100 / 1000 Mbps
WLAN Wifi 802.11 a+g+n(MIMO)
Bluetooth USB, BT 2.1 + EDR
WebCam 2.0M
I/O USB 2.0 x 3
VGA x 1
HDMI x 1
e-SATA x 1
7 in 1 Card Reader x 1
Express Slot x 1
IEEE 1394 x 1
RJ45 x 1
SPDIF Output x 1
Mic x 1
Headphone x 1
DC-in x 1
TV x 1 (DVB-T / Analog)
Kensington x 1
Fingerprint x 1
Finish Painting
OS Microsoft Vista Home Premium
Keyboard Backlight Keyboard
Audio HD Audio Codec
Battery Pack 12 Cells Battery,
1hr w / Crossfire
Adopter 220 / 230 watts,
DC 19V output,
AC100-240V input
Dimension 395.9 x 299.45 x 42.56 mm
Weight 3.5kg without Battery -
Main Difference:
W840 --> Intel chipset & Crossfire
W830 --> Nvidia Chipset & SLI -
Hi guys,
How is the QUALITY of "Flextronics" laptops!?!? Let say compare to Compal, MSI and Clevo?
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i'm also very interested in the quality of the flextronics w840 di.
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Similarites between the M9750 and OCZ's new "whitebook"?
Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by ClockedRodent, Jul 15, 2008.