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    Default Re: New M17x R4, M14X R2 and M18X R2 are coming - Speculation thread.

    Quote Originally Posted by Cloudfire View Post
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    Default Re: New M17x R4, M14X R2 and M18X R2 are coming - Speculation thread.

    I don't think so why would there be Alienware logos on the picture then?

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    Default Re: New M17x R4, M14X R2 and M18X R2 are coming - Speculation thread.

    I don`t believe it until I see it. Sweclockers are always using the "sources known to us" card when they write articles.

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    Default Re: New M17x R4, M14X R2 and M18X R2 are coming - Speculation thread.

    Quote Originally Posted by Evil_Mask View Post
    I don't think so why would there be Alienware logos on the picture then?
    yea seems like something very interesting is in the works.... can't wait to see what it is.
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    Default Re: New M17x R4, M14X R2 and M18X R2 are coming - Speculation thread.

    Quote Originally Posted by Dell-Bill_B View Post
    I haven't seen it on a road map. Maybe someday. I'd guess you'd have to think about development costs and attach rates before you did something like that. My guess is the attach rate would be in the low single digits, thus making it cost prohibitive to the customer. The laws of supply and demand are irrefutable.
    I assume you are talking about a watercooled notebook now right? I can understand that the development work and cost would be immense but Asetek have already made a working prototype. They already did most of the work I suggest you guys take a look at that and maybe implement it in the next M17x and M18x? I don`t know if the cost would attract enough customers to make a profit though. I reckon these things won`t be cheap.
    But one last question: Is the "its coming" picture notebook related?

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    Default Re: New M17x R4, M14X R2 and M18X R2 are coming - Speculation thread.

    i really think the m11x replacement will be a really nice ultrabook!! since they are takin over a specific group of marketing if that makes sense?

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    Default Re: New M17x R4, M14X R2 and M18X R2 are coming - Speculation thread.

    Quote Originally Posted by bigtonyman View Post
    yea seems like something very interesting is in the works.... can't wait to see what it is.
    Quote Originally Posted by Evil_Mask View Post
    I don't think so why would there be Alienware logos on the picture then?
    Quote Originally Posted by Cloudfire View Post
    I don`t believe it until I see it. Sweclockers are always using the "sources known to us" card when they write articles.
    Thats why these treads are awesome, who knows what it is, as far as those Alienware logo's im not convinced but we will see shortly...
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    Default Re: New M17x R4, M14X R2 and M18X R2 are coming - Speculation thread.

    I ordered a M14x R2 this morning and found this forum this afternoon (which btw is full of great information). As you can see, I'm new here so my ability to "read between the lines" may be limited. Did I pull the trigger on this purchase a few days to soon or could I be in for a nice surprise in a few days?

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    Default Re: New M17x R4, M14X R2 and M18X R2 are coming - Speculation thread.

    Quote Originally Posted by BorntoPumpGas View Post
    Thats why these treads are awesome, who knows what it is, as far as those Alienware logo's im not convinced but we will see shortly...
    Maybe they're finally going to refresh the area-51 ALX with a GTX 690 ? But that's for another thread
    So better wait and see than to dream and be disappointed.


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    Default Re: New M17x R4, M14X R2 and M18X R2 are coming - Speculation thread.

    That is certainly a possibility

 

 

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