Intel has shoved fresh laptop muscle into Dell’s Alienware machines. Dell has rolled out refreshed Alienware 18 Area-51, 16 Area-51 and 16X Aurora gaming laptops using Intel’s Arrow Lake-HX Refresh ...

The Alienware Area-51 16 is Dell's highest-end 16" gaming laptop. Much like every gaming laptop on the market, prices have gone up in 2026 due to the increased demand for RTX 50 series GPUs and DDR5 ...

Alienware has launched its latest gaming laptops complete with Intel’s new Arrow Lake CPUs, as well as anti-glare OLED displays to ensure more vivid colors and deeper contrast. Alienware is launching ...

Watch how a retro alien computer terminal prop is created using the Xtool S1. This build shows the process of designing, cutting, and assembling a sci-fi inspired terminal perfect for props, displays, ...

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 ...

2026 marks 30 years of Alienware history, and all those years have one thing in common: powerful PCs. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it ...

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 ...

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 ...

Scoring a deal on a used laptop feels like a major victory until you realize the machine has a built-in expiration date. While platforms like Amazon and eBay are packed with dirt-cheap computers still ...

Red dwarfs make up the vast majority of stars in the galaxy. Such ubiquity means they host the majority of rocky exoplanets we've found so far—which in turn makes them interesting for astrobiological ...