Great specs, but...
We just bought a new Laptop from Lenovo and it was $1,100cdn after shipping and handling and was a better deal than $1,9000 laptops at Futureshop.
2nd generation Intel® Core™ i7-2630QM Processor
1GB NVIDIA GeForce GT 555M
8 GB RAM DDR3
750GB 5400 HDD
Bluray
15.6" HD display
HDMI out
2.0MP webcam
So I would rather have almost three of the above laptop's than ONE "Razer Blade"
I regret laptop gaming, don't get me wrong I still do it and I love it... But I'd rather just use a desktop pc.
Batteries blow so I'm always plugged in like a pc.
Hardware is ever changing so my new laptop today will be crap ware tomorrow and if it's not a full on gaming laptop they make it bitch to replace components. Then I'm really fucked.
And those damn built in touch pad mouse things suck so I'm always plugging in a mouse to play.
The more I try to believe in a dedicated gaming laptop all I see is laptop pretending to be a gaming pc.
No sale, but I would buy a keyboard with that.
I wonder what happened to that little portable game player they had a year back? I hope the didn't scrap it for this. Still if this things price is anything to go on they'd have wanted 2 grand for it anyway.
This was on a laptop that only cost me $1500. I have friends who have spent $3000 or more on gaming machines that couldn't even play The Witcher 2 as well as my laptop. I never understood why people always assumed gaming laptops couldn't perform. The damn thing was blazing fast. I have always been able to run every game on it maxed.
What's the point?
For the price, it's not worth it. You can find a comparible laptop or desktop much cheaper and the UI, while slick, isn't quite worth the difference.
In the words of Mr Lewis Black. 3k for a laptop? KISS MY DICK.
Alienware is the most overpriced gaming PC's/Laptops in the entire industry. This is pretty common knowledge. You are not paying for quality with Alienware. Their crap breaks down regularly. This is why, if you must buy one, most people will trust a company like Asus way before they do Alienware.
My $1500 Asus gaming laptop cost $2900 when you build it on Alienware's website. And if you build it yourself, it would cost about $900. Is paying $2000 extra for an Alienware product really worth it?

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