We’ve been itching to get our hands on the Alienware M11x ever since we first saw it at CES — it’s one of the most interesting riffs on the thin-and-light we’ve seen in a long time. Sure, it’s compact, but inside it’s got a ULV Core 2 Duo paired with a switchable NVIDIA GT335M GPU, making it one of the most powerful small laptops on the market. But power never comes cheap: the M11x starts at $799, and our tester model equipped with an upgraded 1.3GHz SU7300 Core 2 Duo and 4GB of RAM clocks in at $949.

Today Intel is officially releasing a pair of new additions to the Core i7 line of processors while slowly removing another pair.  On the chopping block are the Core i7-965 Extreme that runs at 3.2 …

Dell’s touchscreen Studio One 19’s been showboating around the States for a few weeks now, so it’s no surprise to see the verdicts start rolling in. Computer Shopper’s just reviewed the unit, and while they …

When I reviewed the Sonos multi-room audio system a few years back, I really liked its easy setup, color LCD controller and overall polish. Since that review, I’ve played with a number of other systems …

We’ve been thrilling to the ride of Acer’s Ion-powered AspireRevo for a couple of weeks now, and despite its diminutive size and price tag, there’s plenty to talk about. The model we tested included an …

Looks like the situation in the real 3D image for home computer systems is really changing rapidly. Such large players as Nvidia and Samsung have stepped in the game. Read about a new device from …

Nvidia’s gaming graphics cards have been slowly moving away from the old-faithful G80 chip. Now, in fact, Nvidia’s latest workstation offerings are outfitted with derivatives of Nvidia’s GT200 GPUs, which many have come to know …