Alienware, the maker of the cool-looking Area51 laptop series, recently presented their two new workstation PCs, powered by the extreme dual-core processor technology. The first one – MJ-12 7500i – comes with Intel-based Pentium D processor, while the other one – MJ-12 7500a – with the AMD-based Opteron processor. Both targeted at creative professional users.

These Alienware workstation PCs are equipped with nVidia nForce SLI x16-based motherboard and nVidia Quadro FX 4500 graphic card with SLI (Scalable Link Interface) support, up to 2TB of data storage using RAID 0 and 1 configuration, and embedded proprietary Alienware’s Liquid Cooling technology. This technology will enhance PC system cooling capacity, addressing the increased heat generated by the latest processors by consistently maintaining cooler temperatures even when operating at full power.

The Alienware MJ-12 7500i workstation PC is available with a starting price of $1,789, while the MJ-12 7500a Workstation PC starts at $1,599.

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