Modern video game consoles rarely have expansion ports, but in the 80s and 90s it was practically guaranteed. With the speed that hardware was advancing it made sense to build in some way to upgrade a ...

Alienware’s kicking off its 30th anniversary with a full range of displays, from Penta Tandem QD-OLEDs to VA LCDs. Alienware’s kicking off its 30th anniversary with a full range of displays, from ...

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Alienware is Dell's premium PC gaming brand, so seeing a more affordable entry is both surprising and welcome. Starting at $1,299 USD, the new Alienware 15 certainly hits the right sweet spot, ...

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Will the Bubble ever Pop?: Alienware has introduced a new value-oriented laptop for customers looking for a more affordable yet capable portable gaming machine. According to the company, the Alienware ...

If you're still rocking an older AMD graphics card, the company is bringing an update that may breathe some new life into it. Considering 2026 is becoming an incredibly expensive year for tech, some ...

If you're still rocking an older AMD graphics card, the company is bringing an update that may breathe some new life into it. Considering 2026 is becoming an incredibly expensive year for tech, some ...

Even though Alienware has been around for 30 years, the company hasn't really made an affordable, entry-level gaming laptop. But that changes today with the succinctly named Alienware 15, and based on ...

The “budget” gaming laptop always seemed like a misnomer. In today’s age, with RAM prices through the stratosphere and gadgets suffering from shrinkflation, any notion of affordability is practically ...

A cheaper Alienware gaming laptop sounds great—until you look at what was cut to get there. After starting my career at PCMag as an intern more than a decade ago, I’m back as one of its editors, ...