The Alienware M11x is a solid gaming machine with an 11.6 inch display and a discrete NVIDIA GT335M GPU. While most gaming systems on the market are bulky with large displays, the M11x weighs just 4 pounds and has a starting price of $700. But there is always room for improvement, right? Well, the folks at Dell also seem to think so.
When Dell introduced the M11x a few months of ago, NVIDIA hadn't launched its Optimus technology that would enable automatic switching between the integrated and discrete graphics. As a result of this M11x users have to manually switch between the discrete and integrated options. But now word is that Dell will release an updated version of the M11x with NVIDIA Optimus technology. It is also rumored that the notebook will get Intel's new Core 2010 processors. The updated models are expected to be released in June or July.
When Dell introduced the M11x a few months of ago, NVIDIA hadn't launched its Optimus technology that would enable automatic switching between the integrated and discrete graphics. As a result of this M11x users have to manually switch between the discrete and integrated options. But now word is that Dell will release an updated version of the M11x with NVIDIA Optimus technology. It is also rumored that the notebook will get Intel's new Core 2010 processors. The updated models are expected to be released in June or July.
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