Alienware's ultra-hot M17 gaming notebook

An absolute beast of a notebook in a dog of an economic climate…

The 17in display has a native resolution of 1920x1200, which means Full HD viewing on the move. Dual 500GB hard drives have been linked in a RAID 0 configuration to provide speedy access to 1TB of data, which equates to a very large amount of “legally downloaded” files. Unfortunately the 1TB setup uses hard drives that spin at 5400rpm, not 7200rpm.

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