"Miami (IL) - In a move to shed its gaming-only image, Alienware has announced that it will offer desktops, notebooks and workstations tailored for businesses, education and government institutions.
Similar to the gaming market, Alienware aims high and focuses on marketing high end business systems.
The new product line includes mobile workstations named "Ozma m" with 3.4 GHz Pentium 4 processors and Nvidia's Quadro GoFX1000 graphic card. Desktop workstations will be equipped with the firm's X2 motherboard design which supports Alienware's recently announced graphics array for x16 PCI Express and Intel's latest Xeon chip, code-named Nocona."
Full story at Tom's Hardware
Jul 21, 2004, 10:27 AM
