Dell's Alienware gaming computer line has some of the coolest gaming desktops and notebooks on the market packed with lots of cool hardware and good looks. A new version of the Alienware 17-inch ...

For CES 2011, Alienware has a new version of its 17-inch M17x laptop, called the M17x R3. Dan Ackerman Editorial Director / Computers and Gaming Dan Ackerman leads CNET's coverage of computers and ...

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Generally speaking, the laptop world lags behind the desktop one by one generation, and at about double the cost, due to the size and power constraints presented by the form factor. It makes a welcome ...

A huge, powerful desktop replacement at a surprisingly affordable price. If a laptop weighs nearly 10 pounds, can you comfortably hold it on your lap? Probably not, and that’s why we call gaming ...

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The specifications for an unannounced a new Alienware portable computer has surfaced. The machine is called the M11X R3 and while no pics of the notebook are offered, it would be a safe bet to expect ...

PC gaming has a long and storied history. As a young computer geek, I remember drooling over the full-page color ads found in PC magazines (like ExtremeTech) back in the day. Names like Falcon, Voodoo ...