Alienware 14

 Alienware 14 - Hands-on:

 What is the Alienware 14?  

Alienware is one of the brands that still discusses the 'gaming laptop' part with any severity. The Alienware 14 is the most current version of its most well-known game enjoyinglaptop, changing the M14x. It's a 14-inch laptop that's just about little enough to still are eligible as a laptop, but which is quick sufficient to run all the newest pursuits at reasonable designs.

Alienware 14 - Cost and Features:
 
Prices begin at £1,099, and even this 'entry-level' edition comes with a seriously quick (on paper) features. That price has a quad-core Apple Primary i7 processer, a newest creation Haswell core that operates at 2.4GHz as conventional; 8GB RAM; a 750GB, 7,200rpm complicated drive; and an Nividia GeForce GT 750M with 1GB of devoted storage.

There is one serious issue with the software stage specifications, however, and that's the display. Its 14-inch composition has a meager 1,366 x 768 excellent, which taking into consideration the costs are remarkably previous hat.

Not satisfied? In that situation you'll have to expand your price range further to the £1,299 edition, such as a reasonable 1,920 x 1,080 quality. That's a big enhancement, of course, but it's a lot additional to pay for it. The platform edition ought to expand to 1,600 x 900, at least.

That light frustration aside, there's a lot of useful functions value featuring. First among them is the Fantastic NIC Ethernet and Wi-Fi segments, which are created with players in thoughts and decrease latency. The £2,000 edition contributes 802.11ac Wi-Fi, too.

All designs come with the same 750GB difficult generate as conventional, but there are SSD choices as well. One choice is to add a 64GB caching component to perform with the conventional generate, but those with the accessories to coordinate can opt for a 512GB separate config.

The £1,099 and £1,299 editions both adhere to the conventional 1GB GT 750M design processor, but there's the choice to update to the Nvidia GeForce GTX 765M with 2GB devoted storage, too. The latter is conventional on the £1,999 edition, as is a seriously absurd 16GB of RAM.

  

 Alienware 14 - Design:

We can't add much more about the specs without testing the Alienware 14 properly, but Alienware laptops are just as much about design as performance.

In recent years Alienware has reigned in its most outrageous tendencies, and the result is a very classy looking laptop with a ridiculous amount of lighting to customise.

This contains the laptop key pad 'obviously', the lid, gadgets around the sides and now the whole touch pad. There are 10 robotic 'zones' in complete, and a seldom reputable 10 billion illumination blends to accomplish with. Have fun.

We can't help sensation then backlit touch pad is a phase too far, but the quantity of supervision over the lighting is incredible. You can have more or less any color mixture you select, along with a spectrum like impact on the laptop key pad if you have no flavor at all. And, even devoid of the lighting, this is a seriously well-made and eye-catching device.


First Perceptions:

Alienware has set the conventional for game playing notebooks for a long period, and that doesn't look like modifying with the Alienware 14. It looks great, has outstanding specifications and a significant cost tag to coordinate. We have serious bookings about the low quality on the entry-level edition, however. If you requested us to select between insane lighting and a reasonable quality display, we'd select the latter whenever. Actually, we'd suggest neglecting that edition entirely.