Quicktouch Power

Quicktouch Power

DELL Alienware M17X 9 cells Li-ion Laptop Batteries

Graphics to Be Reckoned With

Run the most powerful gaming laptop in the universe with a powerful graphics card. NVIDIA®  GeForce®  SLITM  graphics deliver high frame rates with excellent resolution — so go ahead, crank up those game settings. Experience incredible scalability, performance and compatibility while obtaining desktop quality imagery. You’ll be amazed by what you’re now capable of.

DELL Alienware M17x Laptop

BinaryGFX — With Alienware’s BinaryGFX technology, users have the ability to switch between discrete or integrated graphics.

Stealth Mode — While in Stealth Mode, discrete graphics cards are turned off and other components throttle down to achieve a 65W power limit.

Alienware Command Center provides intuitive, user-friendly access to exclusive applications and controls, including AlienFX® lighting effects software and AlienFusion power management system. Updates and new releases download directly into Command Center, creating a constantly evolving tool for modifying and personalizing your Alienware M17X.

AlienSense — This facial recognition software identifies numerous distinguishing features, utilizing the M17x’s webcam to read and verify biometric measurements that cannot be faked or stolen like a typed password.

Power isn’t only on the inside of the DELL Alienware M17x. Protect your world with Alienware’s all-new, anodized aluminum case design with aggressive lines and in-your-face attitude that can manage your thermals and look good doing it. And you can personalize your machine with a choice of two color options: Metallic Silver or Metallic Black.

QuickTouch system control pad — Run your fingers above the keyboard on your Alienware M17X and you won’t feel a thing. Your laptop, however, will. The Alienware QuickTouch control pad uses touch-capacitive sensors to access and manage power and volume controls, Bluetooth® and wireless connectivity and Command Center and Stealth Mode launch functions. Illuminated by the dramatic AlienFX lighting control system, QuickTouch renders mechanical buttons and control knobs obsolete.

Stunning Display — See bolder colors on the 17¨ widescreen LCD display. Featuring a dual CCFL back-lit LCD with higher brightness, the Alienware M17x will display more detailed, higher-quality imagery than single CCFL displays. And with an 8-ms response time, ghosting will be a thing of the past.

Webcam — The 2.0-megapixel webcam and digital microphone array lets you broadcast across the web, while wireless capabilities have you up and running anytime, anywhere.

Personalized plaque — Turn over your new Alienware M17x and check out the laser-etched nameplate* that proclaims your custom-built Alienware M17X is unique to only you. (*Personalized nameplate is not available in Nordic languages.)

Anodized aluminum — Sophistication. Protection. Durability. Alienware M17x’s case design combines a long life span with naturally textured beauty that can withstand normal wear and tear. Considering the amount of gaming power the M17x pumps out, a case that can manage thermals efficiently and has plenty of strength to protect everything inside is essential. The M17x’s anodized aluminum case design boasts aggressive lines and an in-your-face attitude.

Firstly, the design is marvelous as the pattern and the surface of the laptop is so unique and premium. I love this laptop at my first sight since the whole laptop could catch my attention tightly and easily. I must say that the illuminated keyboard is extremely cool! It's the main feature that caught everyone's attention! The feeling of pressing the keyboard is seriously different from other laptops as well. I believe you will fall in love with this laptop once you own one. However, I didn't use the touch pad often since a gaming mouse is more preferable for gamers.    http://www.cheap-laptop-batteries.com/fujitsu-laptop-battery.htm

For the screen, it's perfect for me. I can't get used to my desktop 22' HD screen after I've used my laptop for a week. Impressed me a lot.

For the graphic card, I get a single GTX 260M instead of SLI 260/280 due to cost, power consumption and increase of weight. However, it running quite smooth in Crysis, with High settings (forget about the VERY HIGH one). It will be perfect is there's an extra option of getting single GTX 280M.
Stealth mode is fine for me as it save power when the laptop running with DELL F310J battery, by switching between integrated 9400M and GTX 260M discrete graphic card.

Ram and processor are variable and mainly depends on personal requirement. For me, I get the 4GB 1333Mhz and Q9000 since an additional upgrade for these 2 will cost a lot.

The software is quite impressed me as this is my very first Alienware laptop. Command Center is user friendly and grants you the control of visualization, power management and etc. in the system. The most important for me is the Alienware Respawn! It helps me to recover my laptop to anytime you prefer, including the factory settings. It saves up a lot of work to remove junks and unnecessary software as I used to reformat my desktop every time for this purpose.

Cons
The only disadvantage for this M17X is its size and weight

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Any painting tips for a first timer?

Hello! I am going to paint my apartment this weekend, and will be my first time in painting. I've been thinking of purchasing the Wagner XTRA Quicktouch Power Roller Pro system. Kind of expensive, but whenever I move into my house (hopefully next year) it will come in handy then as well. My question is, any hints on painting so I don't have to buy the system, or have any of you out there used this particular system, and do you recommend it? Does it get paint on your carpet? That is the main thing i'm worried about. Thanks!

don't bother with the power painter,it's a large waste of money.
most people have the biggest problems when it comes to "cutting in" straight lines from the wall to ceiling.
here's what i reccomend.
go to sherwin williams.
buy a 3" "Box " brush.(SherTip)
buy your paint.
if painting smooth walls,use a 1/2 " nap roller.
(flat paint is easier to work with & costs less money)
buy a 5gal. bucket & a screen.
use a decent roller frame.
cover your floors & anything else with a drop cloth or old blankets or plastic.
pour the paint into the bucket.
leave about 1 inch of paint in the bottom of the can.
with the can you dip your brush in 1/3 of the way.
then you pull the excess paint off of 1 side of the can(you now only have paint on one of the brush.that's the side that you put up against what you DO NOT want paint on.)
the slower you move your hand the worse it will look.
make an even pass on the surface,for about 3 feet.
dip the brush back into the can & repeat.
when rolling the surface, put paint on the roller.
roll excess off onto screen.
start in the middle of the surface then go up then down.
you get the best results if you make 1 pass from top to bottm.
move over about 3 feet.
repeat process working your way back into what you just painted.

(all the lingo will be understood by the paint store ex; box brush screen etc....)
practice makes perfect
ps; don't bother washing the walls.you're gonna paint them, remember.??!?
it's a waste of time & money

let me know if you need more help.

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