Traditionally, the usual screen sizes for gaming laptops have been 15 and 17 inches, but that has changed dramatically in the last few years. First, we saw ultraportable 14-inch machines from ...

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Thanks to the advent of cloud gaming, gamers don’t necessarily need the latest and greatest hardware to access the latest and greatest games. But with ease of access comes a myriad of issues—namely ...

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Dell Technologies on the 6th unveiled its 2026 Alienware gaming laptop lineup. It consists of the premium Area-51 and the mainstream Aurora families. Area-51 comes in 16- and 18-inch sizes, and Aurora ...

The m17, long the mainstay of Alienware’s gaming laptop line-up, has never been short of performance – but now you can equip one with a suitably speedy screen as well. The m17 R5 is the first laptop ...

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The Alienware x14 is a slim gaming laptop that offers great performance for the weight and a slender profile, as well as an equally thin battery life. Why you can trust T3 Our expert reviewers spend ...

The Dell Alienware 16 Aurora laptop features an Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics card, 16-inch WQXGA display and Alienware backlit keyboard. That ticks lots of boxes for gaming, but does this laptop also ...

Ever since the original Alienware Area 51-M dropped over 20 years ago, the best Alienware laptops have impressed multiple generations of gamers. Though the pricing of its gaming laptops continues to ...

Picking out a new laptop is a bit like choosing a new car. What do you want it for? How much are you willing to spend? What’s the depreciation like? I’ve always seen Alienware (a gaming subdivision of ...