Alienware has long been synonymous with high-performance gaming, but its latest laptop opens the door for a whole new wave of ...
The $1,750 Aurora R16 gaming PC features a more boxy, streamlined case that Alienware promises is smaller, quieter, and contains more efficient cooling. Reading time 3 minutes Alienware has not been ...
Dell's reworked flagship gaming tower is much smaller and sleeker—and less radical—than before, now packing 13th Gen Intel Core and Nvidia RTX 40 series parts. But one troubling Aurora trait remains.
Alienware’s Aurora gaming desktop (starts at $1,549.99; $2,299.99 as tested) is highly versatile, offering configurations from entry-level 1080p setups to high-end 4K performance dynamos. Its ...
As CES 2025 innovations roll in, we're keyed into the intersection of product launches. Nvidia kicked off CES with a highly ...
The Alienware Area-51 desktop PC, a line of high-end gaming rigs dating back to 1998, has returned after several years out of the game. The company announced the new model at CES 2025, describing the ...
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Dell Technologies Inc.’s Alienware brand has been flexing its muscles at the CES electronics show in Las Vegas today, unveiling three new gaming laptops alongside a traditional tower personal computer ...
As gaming laptops and dedicated portable consoles like the Steam Deck eat up all of the press, it's easy to forget the humble tower desktop. Alienware sure hasn't, as it just announced the latest ...
It was past time for an alien makeover. Dell's Alienware just announced the next edition of its powerful Aurora gaming desktop line, the Alienware Aurora R16. It packs the latest Intel and Nvidia ...
In a nutshell: Alienware is kicking off the new year by reviving one of its most iconic gaming desktops, the mighty Area-51, as its new flagship. The brand had been available since 1998 before Dell ...