I just paid over 1400 for a laptop that is supposed to be cutting edge in July of 2011 and it doesn't have a WEB CAMERA!
I have a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach, thank you Dell!
My phone has two cameras.
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it has a cam on the top of the screen, my advise would be to read up on it more
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I hope it does!
I swear I read a review that said it didn't. It was for an R3 -
the r3 has a web cam, i dont know what you were reading, go to the website and look at the pics you can see it at the top of the screen
http://www.dell.com/us/p/alienware-m11x-r3/pd.aspx -
well,after visiting the page in LockOn's post, why don't you start by downloading user manual for r3? Btw, I am very curious where you read the review...
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Oh and 1400 for "cutting edge" isn't that much btw. -
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I'll second that
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Come on dude, use Google, it is faster and barely any laptop/netbook does not have a Web Cam. Where ever you read that review, it must have been a blog about Alienwares suck and are overpriced. Well, I agree about overpriced but they don't suck.
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what in the world has happen here....
anyway, welcome to the forum.... -
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when was the last time anyone used a webcam? I thought those went out of style in 2008
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Google will bring it back with Hangouts try them.
http://www.stuff.co.nz/technology/gadgets/gadget-reviews/5235281/Review-Alienware-M11x -
... there is an edit post button...
so the 1 prototype laptop that the New Zealand reviewers got had a bad webcam? you reaaaaly felt the need to make a thread about that? -
LOL, New Zealand. I would go over to Stuff.co.nz's servers and punch them all.
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I have almost 1 year with my m11x R2, and I have never used the webcam, and 1,400 for a laptop is not cutting edge, the cutting edge in laptops are those around 4,000 or more...
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Those reviews are the same (syndicated?). The webcam note was corrected at the end of the GamerPlanet one. They also called the touchpad "multi-touch" and yet I found no multi-touch options. They also said that it wasn't a gaming notebook because it couldn't run DX10/11 games at the settings they want. OK, so it can play every XBOX 360 port you could throw at it at real HD resolutions, unlike an actual XBOX 360 where most games are internally rendered at 600p, and yet it's "not a gaming notebook?" Puh-leeze. Does it have to run Crysis 2 with DX11 at native resolution for them to consider it? They also said that adding memory or an SSD would not improve gaming performance. Ugh.
The fact that they somehow missed the webcam staring them in the face doesn't surprise me after reading all that. -
"Our initial publication of this review erroneously stated that the M11x is not equipped with a webcam. Our apologies for any confusion caused"
there..
It's amusing to read it though
Do you admit it DOES have a webcam now?
Btw, welcome to the forum. Don't get discouraged by less then warm reception to your thread, I'm a newbie also and this forum has helped me a lot thanks to its knowledgeable denizens.
And oh, if you want a commercially available ultimate gaming machine, go for BIG-O or Zeus or build one.
For DTR, go for m18x, high-end Clevo-based, or anything similar.
It's a small niche that m11x fills in.
I don't get it why the Mods haven't closed this thread already. -
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Only time I have used mine was playing around with Google+ with some peopel from work.
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1,400 for cutting edge? LOL.
No, that's cheap for cutting edge.
If you had said 4,000 or 5,000 I might not have laughed so hard. -
Let me get this straight
Discussion in 'Alienware M11x' started by DynaDom, Jul 17, 2011.