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07-18-2005 at 08:30:57 PM

Hi. I am planning on buy a new laptop. I am still stuck between Alienware and Dell XPS. As I am living in Germany at the moment I would like to buy the Alienware with 2mb cache cpu and geforce Ultra like offered on the US website, but why is it that it isnt being offered in Europe? Does anybody understand the reason for the delay and how much longer do you think it will be until Alienware starts offering new cpus and graphics to EU customers like those on the US website? Thanks

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07-21-2005 at 05:12:06 AM

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I'd take the Dell XPS over the Alienware any day. Every alienware laptop I've worked on was a huge pain in the butt. Just trying to get drivers installed on them was a big hassle. Hopefully they have at least stopped using SiS chipsets by now, that was just stupid.

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