Alienware Aurora M9700 Notebook With Nvidia SLI
Aurora m9700 Introduces Conspiracy Blue, Cyborg Green Colour Options and Becomes First 17" Notebook Equipped with 1GB of Graphics Memory
Alienware, the leading manufacturer of high-performance notebook, desktop, media center, and professional systems is adding more colour to Aurora m9700 notebooks by offering two new colour options, Conspiracy Blue and Cyborg Green. In addition, Alienware is packing more graphics firepower into the Aurora m9700 with dual 512MB NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900 GS graphics cards. Already the first 17" mobile system to feature NVIDIA SLI technology, the award-winning Aurora m9700 now adds yet another achievement to its remarkable rιsumι by becoming the first 17" notebook to feature 1GB of graphics memory. www.alienware.co.uk/m9700colours
The newly enhanced Aurora m9700 reflects Alienwares almost symbiotic relationship with its customers, who asked that we reinforce our commitment to personalisation by introducing new colour options in notebooks, said Brian Joyce, Senior Vice President at Alienware. Given the enviable performance reputation that the Aurora m9700 has built since its introduction earlier in the year, we believe that adding additional colours, as well as offering dual NVIDIA GeForce GPUs with an incredible 1GB of graphics memory, continues to reinforce Alienware as the brand of choice for computing power and cool design.
The Aurora m9700 can now be customised either in Conspiracy Blue, Cyborg Green or Saucer Silver. Beneath the colourful exterior lies a realm of previously unimagined graphics power, where twin 512MB Go 7900 GS cards ensure the notebook runs graphics-intensive games at extreme high-definition resolution and as flawlessly as todays most powerful desktops. Users can also immerse themselves in their favourite movies with high-definition video playback capabilities and manage large digital content libraries, especially music, video and images. No data ever has to be left behind either with up to 320GB of storage space on two colossal 160GB hard drives.
The Alienware Aurora m9700 utilised the full power of NVIDIA SLI technology to make a major splash with gamers and reviewers alike, said Jeff Fisher, Senior Vice President of the GPU Business Unit at NVIDIA. Now, with dual 512MB NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900 GS GPUs, Aurora m9700 users have a mobile platform with graphics performance that will be envied even by desktop gamers.
The newly enhanced Aurora m9700 reflects Alienwares almost symbiotic relationship with its customers, who asked that we reinforce our commitment to personalisation by introducing new colour options in notebooks, said Brian Joyce, Senior Vice President at Alienware. Given the enviable performance reputation that the Aurora m9700 has built since its introduction earlier in the year, we believe that adding additional colours, as well as offering dual NVIDIA GeForce GPUs with an incredible 1GB of graphics memory, continues to reinforce Alienware as the brand of choice for computing power and cool design.
The Aurora m9700 can now be customised either in Conspiracy Blue, Cyborg Green or Saucer Silver. Beneath the colourful exterior lies a realm of previously unimagined graphics power, where twin 512MB Go 7900 GS cards ensure the notebook runs graphics-intensive games at extreme high-definition resolution and as flawlessly as todays most powerful desktops. Users can also immerse themselves in their favourite movies with high-definition video playback capabilities and manage large digital content libraries, especially music, video and images. No data ever has to be left behind either with up to 320GB of storage space on two colossal 160GB hard drives.
The Alienware Aurora m9700 utilised the full power of NVIDIA SLI technology to make a major splash with gamers and reviewers alike, said Jeff Fisher, Senior Vice President of the GPU Business Unit at NVIDIA. Now, with dual 512MB NVIDIA GeForce Go 7900 GS GPUs, Aurora m9700 users have a mobile platform with graphics performance that will be envied even by desktop gamers.
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