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Alienware m11x R2 - Purchased July 2010
Handles every game I've thrown at it at native res. I'll let it go for
...bysmitty 
I picked up a Lenovo IdeaPad Y470 a few weeks ago (i7 / GT550m / 14") for a steal ($750). It's considerably faster in every way though I did have to trade up in size. I certainly enjoyed my m11x but I had complaints. The specs were starting to show their age, the screen is just too damn small, and it's surprisingly heavy despite it's diminutive size. I really respect what Alienware set out to do with the m11x but unless you absolutely need that specific gaming-on-the-go form factor, I think that you would be better served by a more fully spec'd 13" or 14" laptop.
...bysmitty
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