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Alienware announce X51 gaming PC in console-size case

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Alienware has a long history of packaging high end components into blisteringly fast computers that let you play games with the settings turned to 11. But until now you’ve only really had two choices: an Alienware laptop or a large desktop case. Today, a third option has been revealed, and it could fight for space under your TV next to your consoles. The Alienware X51 is a desktop PC, but in a form factor that rivals the size of the  PS3  or  Xbox 360 . It has been designed to offer high-end gaming, but in a much smaller footprint than a typical gaming rig. As you can see in the image below, the case measures just 95 x 343 x 318mm. For comparison, that makes it slightly larger than the original PS3. Packing a gaming rig inside a small case surprisingly doesn’t mean you have to make many compromises. The X51 remains upgradeable with the hard drive, graphics card, and memory accessible. The components on offer also mean the X51 won’t struggle with any existing PC games, even in
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Alienware M17x R3 Intel Core i7 Laptop | PC Best of the year 2011 |

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M17x Alienware's first 3D-Capable gaming laptop Highlighted Option: *  2nd Gen Inter Core i7 processors *  16GB DDR3 performance memory* *  Wireless, lag-free HD video and audio streaming with WirelessHD *  Featuring 2GB GDDR5 NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580M graphics * 1920x1080p Full HD display with NVIDIA 3D Vision technology Choose NVIDIA® graphics and the 120Hz 3D panel option for in your face 3D graphics.  Put yourself in the action with an optional 17", full High Definition (HD) 1080p display. Power through hard-core games and intense applications with the latest Intel ®  Core™ i processors. Killer Graphics You'll be ducking for cover with hyperrealistic graphics options powered by your choice of NVIDIA® or AMD graphics. Looking for another dimension? Choose NVIDIA graphics and the 120Hz 3D panel option for an in-your-face 3D experience. Your 3D games and Blu-Ray content have never looked so real! Note: Optional Blu-Ray drive required to v
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New Alienware™ Aurora Gaming Desktop

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Introducing the  New Alienware™ Aurora . Capture the high ground with Alienware’s most advanced desktop. Stunning graphics for your games:  Achieve game-winning performance from your graphics — the new Aurora can support dual graphics cards up to 2GB GDDR5 AMD Radeon™ HD 6950 2 . Ultimate power under your control:  Hurl yourself into the action with the powerful processing capabilities of the new Aurora, featuring the Intel ®  Six Core™ 3000 series CPUs. Amazing chassis at your command:  With a huge capacity for upgrades, brilliant internal component layout and liquid cooling for a high-performance processor, you can take charge of this gaming powerhouse and make it your own. Explore your Alienware Aurora chassis and performance options The Alienware™ Aurora is a high-performance machine engineered for gaming and entertainment excellence. The NEW Alienware Aurora ALX chassis is the next evolutionary step. No matter which Alienware Aurora you choose, you’ll enjo
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Introduction to HTML 5

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Welcome to HTML5 . [ Editor's note : Have you already got your copy of the Smashing Book #2 ? The book shares valuable practical insight into design, usability and coding. Have a look at the contents .] What are the basics? The DOCTYPE When I first started researching HTML5 a few months ago, one of the main things I struggled to find was the doctype. A simple thing, you’d think it would be everywhere, but after much frustration, I finally found it buried within w3.org and here it is: 1 <!DOCTYPE html> I was also curious why they chose to “html” rather than “html5″, it seemed like the logical way to tell a browser that the current document was written in HTML5, and offered a good template for the future. But I found that <!DOCTYPE html5> triggers Quirks Mode in IE6, and when taking backwards compatibility into consideration <!DOCTYPE html> is a pretty good choice (in my opinion). Overall, I really like the new
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