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Alienware is far from cheap when fully configured, but if you need performance but demand portability, it may be the best thing for you currently in the market.

You can now sell your preowned Alienware laptop if it is still in good condition. There are many places that sell Alienware laptops, some that are new while others are second hand. Alienware laptops are known for great performance. This is a type of laptop brand with excellent graphics, cooling systems, power management and durability. They are the kind of laptops that anyone would need for running heavy gaming programs.

Thinnest X-Series gaming laptops unveiled by Dell Alienware Share Via Email Thinnest X-Series gaming laptops unveiled by Dell Alienware Heres some news for avid gamers. Dell Technologies and its subsidiary Alienware have launched X-Series with thinnest 15-inch and 17-inch gaming laptops. "With breakthrough system-level engineering controls to let you play the latest and greatest game titles with confidence, it boasts patent-pending cooling technologies, the latest performance components, fram...

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It’s not clear when the Amp left, but it’s dead now

Dell has reportedly discontinued its external GPU (eGPU) solution called the Alienware Graphics Amplifier. The company first launched the Alienware Graphics Amplifier for select Alienware gaming laptops back in 2014 and provided a proprietary connection port in laptops till last year.

Dell's Discontinuation of Alienware Graphics Amplifier Confirms Thin Silhouette of X15 and X17: Revealing there is a reason for the conspicuously missing proprietary port in the new gaming laptops.

The Alienware Aurora R10 gaming PC is ideal for those who want top gaming performance, powered by AMD

While you were enjoying a hot dog over the Memorial Day holiday, AMD, Intel, Nvidia and more were changing the future.

Picked by Techconnects Editors One of the most important trade shows in the PC universe, Computex, unfortunately occurred during the wee hours of the Memorial Day holiday in the United States this year. Fortunately, we kept tabs on the announcements from AMD, Intel, Nvidia and more that you need to know about, and we’ve summed them up below. If we had to pick an overall “winner,” well, AMD stole the show. A number of CPU, GPU, and even architectural announcements made for a jam-packed Com...