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Alienware lets you switch mobile graphics

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On January 22, 2004, 4:08 PM

PC Firm Alienware tells us that exchangeable graphics for mobile computers is no longer a dream. Alienware says just three steps will let you change graphics on your notebook, giving you the flexibility to upgrade the graphics when and if necessary.

Read more: [URL=http://www.alienware.com/review_pages/review_template.aspx?FileName=review_maxpc_0204.asp]The Inquirer[/URL].

Alienware themselves have posted some [URL=http://www.alienware.com/review_pages/review_template.aspx?FileName=review_maxpc_0204.asp]information[/URL] on their website taken from an article from Maximum PC magazine which should give you a better idea of the upgradable laptop graphics.

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  1. January 26, 2004 3:31 PM
    somekid007 said:
    i dont get it?? how is the gpu connected to the motherboard? so its not integrated? does it use pins or something?
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