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oh FFS, i really hope Dell the dirty ******* didn't buy Alienware! (fingers crossed)

hopefully there cheapness will rub off on alienware.

Thats what i dont want to see, if they are cheaper then chances are they will look and feel cheaper! :x

I Really like my Alienware Laptop + have been watching the Alienware company from the very start!

so i really think this sucks!

Edited by xirtamdbml

yes i am....look at those big ugly things at the bottom :x

Yes.. The eyes kick ass. Alienwares aren't just big ugly grey boxes.

thats a horrible example of their cases...

I'd say that this case looks way better than the alienware...

xps600_front_145x145.jpg

XPS's are a completely different subject. They still don't have the unique, smooth look of alienwares.

will be interesting to see what happen with alienware now that dell owns them. it will definately help dell alot seeing as their biggest partner intel have jumped over to macs aswell. i could possibly see dell preferring the cheaper priced higher performing AMD chips in the future.

you insane?

Even intel does not advise P4 laptops! Centrino ALL the way!

He must be, you really Don't wanna go there i've got a 3.2 p4 laptop with HT and keeping it cool is a right nightmare!

ive had it on a laptop cooler and STILL thermal shutdown.

Personally I'm going to wait until an official announcement is released before I believe any of this. The fact that Dell isn't known for their purchases of other companies, and the fact that this rumor only started earlier this month (if I'm not mistaken) makes this sound a little fishy to me. But hey, what do I know? :p At any rate, if this is true, that could help push Dell into the AMD market which would be awesome :yes:

how often do you really call tech support? i can only remember calling a company once maybe twice (the only one i really remember is Logitech because the paint was wearing off my mouse :p)

I found Dell tech support very helpful, I rung them up only on saturday about a few dead pixels on my monitor, on monday they came and picked it up and gave me a new one! No hastle what so ever.

"Is Dell buying Alienware?

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When we heard a couple of weeks ago that Dell might buy Alienware, we dismissed the rumors -- especially since one source was Alienware competitor VoodooPC. However, CNET is now reporting that the deal may already be done -- though they admit that they currently have no confirmation. CNET did speak to an Alienware PR exec, who provided a written statement that read, in part, "at this time, Alienware will not comment on any speculative stories or rumors concerning Dell and Alienware's association." Dell, of course, has spent heavily to build its XPS brand as a high-end alternative for gamers, and purchasing Alienware would automatically give Dell a major share of that market -- though it's unclear what would happen to the XPS brand under such circumstances. At this point, however, it's all guesswork -- though we wouldn't mind picking up a discontinued XPS Renegade in Dell's outlet if the deal goes through."

http://reviews.cnet.com/4531-10921_7-6464030.html

http://www.engadget.com/2006/03/14/is-dell-buying-alienware/

Edited by MvT Cracker

I found Dell tech support very helpful, I rung them up only on saturday about a few dead pixels on my monitor, on monday they came and picked it up and gave me a new one! No hastle what so ever.

thats their replacment side....try to deal w/ the software issue side....wow they blow

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