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I think i will buy Alienware m11x laptop because it's good gaming laptop just for 800-900 euro.
But i should want for your comments about it before i'll buy it.

I've read some reviews and they all say good about the laptop (after all, it is an alienware) but you have to ask yourself this: Is it worth the money? and Are you ready to spend that ammount on a laptop when you can buy a desktop with the same components to a lower price?

In my opinion there are 3 categories,
Apple
Alienware
Normal

apple and alienware are the most expensive.
apple is in my eyes worth to go the extra 600 euro's because of the extended battery life, apple os x
and just the design.

Alienware is in my eyes overprices with no extra's to the normal systems.
The place i am doing my internship has 2 owners, and funny enough they both got
the best of each side.
one has a 17 inch macbook pro with all extra's on board
one has a 17 inch Alienware with all extra's inside.
and if i had to choose i would pick the macbook everyday.
a alienware with I7 clocking around 3.3 6 gb ram and 500gb is very expensive and
if you would buy this with a brand, lets take acer, you would easily win 400 euro's.
A macbook isn't comparable to a normal windows pc, different parts different os.

In your position i would go for a decent I5/I7 laptop with 4/6 ram and a very nice ati radeon hd 5/6 series graphic card.
You can get this 15 inch for around 600 euro's and have a nice battery time line, alienware you will go
Easily over the 1000.

i dont give a crap about the battery time i just go straight to the outlet
two or three hours is required on a laptop. MAX 700 euro! u can build a good cpu for 500euro if ur smart

Since we are back to this topic, i would buyed and Asus, asus make mostly all parts to pc's now, Msi and someother stuff got the others. If i where you, i would have spendt the money on an good asus, they are cheap and very good!

If I would ever buy a laptop, which I am almost sure I would never do, I'd buy a Sony Vaio, or a MSI (~800€)

why?