Alienware on Surface Pro: "it's not going to be capable of high-performance class gaming"

Could this be a possibility? Probably not, but it took me the best part of ten minutes to mock up.

"It's a really neat device actually," Goyanes begins. "I think it's pretty cool. But we've yet to see its capabilities in the gaming space, it will be really interesting to see how Microsoft enters that arena, if at all. We'll be keeping our eye on the pulse of that device. If it does try to get into the gaming space, it's definitely not going to complete on the level of any of our products. If you look at it from a wattage perspective, it's not going to be capable of high-performance class gaming."
The Surface Pro might never match the punch of a desktop PC, but is there the potential for Alienware to develop their own power-focused tablet PC? If the X51 is being hailed as the "PC console", could we have a "PC handheld"?
"Right now we don't have that in our sights, except we are constantly looking at what technology is out there in the marketplace," explains Goyanes. "You know, with the M11X we started a new gaming space among notebooks, right? You never had that kind of gaming performance on an 11-inch notebook. With the X51 we've introduced an Alienware desktop that gives you a certain level of immersion that we didn't have before with this size and this price of desktop. 
"So as technology enables us to create these unique experiences, we will continue to look for the best solutions for gamers, to give them the best experience possible. If in the future there's an opportunity where we could deliver that Alienware experience in a new class product, then we'll definitely be there."

You can read the full Alienware interview with Eddy Goyanes here.