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MillimeterAlienware Unites Mobility with Functionality in New Thin and Light Sentia m3200 Notebook
Dec 1, 2005 12:43 PM
Alienware introduces the new, lightweight Sentia m3200, the ideal mobile solution for the business, media, education, healthcare, and government professional on the go. As the thinnest and lightest notebook in Alienware's award-winning line of mobile systems, the 4lb. workhorse gives users flexible wireless options, instant-on access to multimedia, and extended battery life.
The Sentia m3200 features a 12.1in. widescreen LCD with ClearView technology that delivers sharp, vibrant image quality and allows the system to fit comfortably in space-restricted areas such as airplanes. Powered by cutting-edge Intel Centrino mobile technology, the Sentia m3200 provides fully integrated wireless LAN capability and superior mobile performance to maximize user efficiency.
Additional benefits of the Sentia m3200 include a built-in, four-in-one media card reader and Instant-On functionality that allow users to immediately access multimedia content and conserve battery life. The Sentia m3200 also features Battery Control Technology, which maximizes battery longevity and noise reduction at the push of a button.
"The Sentia m3200 continues Alienware's successful expansion of its notebook line, giving mobile customers a remarkably compact and portable option," says Frank Azor, senior vice president and general manager of Alienware's Worldwide Product Group. "Not only does the Sentia m3200 deliver optimum mobility without sacrificing performance, it also comes at an affordable value that won't break your budget."
"Intel Centrino mobile technology was designed from the ground up for mobility in easy-to-carry notebooks like the Sentia m3200," says Karen Regis, marketing director of Intel's Mobile Platform Group. "With the superior performance and battery life that Intel Centrino mobile technology based laptops offer, travelers and students can connect at Centrino verified Wi-Fi hotspots or anywhere else you travel for today's on-the-go lifestyle."
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