Alienware 16″ Area-51 Gaming Laptop with Core Ultra 9, 32GB RAM, and RTX 5080 is a top end gaming setup that is built for you if you want a "buy once and be done for a long time" machine. At $3,149.99 ...

Last year, Alienware replaced its venerable m16 laptop with two new models - the 16X and 16 Aurora. Of the two, the 16X ...

Dell sells three fixed configurations of the Alienware 18 Area-51 and offers a customizable model as well.

At 5.2 lacs, the Alienware 18 is undeniably expensive, but for those who want top-tier performance without compromise, this ...

Alienware has announced the availability of its latest Area-51 and Aurora gaming laptops as part of its 30th anniversary lineup, introducing updated hardware, revised thermal designs, and a new visual ...

Dell has refreshed its Alienware gaming notebook lineup with the introduction of Intel’s Core Ultra 200HX Plus processors, based on the Arrow Lake-HX Refresh architecture. The update brings ...

What just happened? Alienware is finally addressing one of the most obvious gaps in its premium gaming laptops. After years of sticking with LCD panels while rivals pushed OLED harder, Dell is ...

First shown off at CES 2026, Alienware's refreshed lineup of gaming laptops will go on sale today, March 17. This update brings dazzling OLED display options back into the mix, adds beefed-up Intel ...

The gaming brand's updated 2026 gaming laptops include Intel's refreshed Core Ultra 200HX Plus chips in the 16- and 18-inch Area-51 models, plus OLED screens in the 16-inchers—available now. After ...

Alienware has spent years building gaming desktops that try to feel less like generic towers and more like statement pieces. With the 2025 Alienware Area-51 Desktop AAT2250, that formula has been ...

If you're seeking chart-topping gaming performance, then Alienware's biggest and most powerful prebuilt desktop computer should be high on your list. For just a few more days the Alienware Area-51 AMD ...

In the era of A.I. agents, many Silicon Valley programmers are now barely programming. Instead, what they’re doing is deeply, deeply weird. Credit...Illustration by Pablo Delcan and Danielle Del Plato ...