CES 2026 is on and tech enthusiasts are busy tracking the latest announcements from various brands. The excitement is high, energy is palpable and fresh launches are pointing to an exciting year ahead ...
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Say hello to this HyperX 360 Hz QD-OLED gaming monitor, and some fancy new anti-text-fringing tech
And a headphone hook. Naturally.
While a few years old now, the AW3423DW checks a lot of boxes. For one, it's big with a curved (1800R) 34-inch panel. It's ...
The deal on this Alienware model brings the price down to its Black Friday discount, plus we found bargains at or near ...
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Alienware has returned to CES with a clear message for 2026. The brand is expanding beyond its traditional high-end stronghold, while doubling down on performance, display quality, and ...
At CES 2026, Alienware debuts new anti-glare 240Hz OLED panels in its 16-inch Aurora and Area-51 laptops, plus new Intel "Arrow Lake" silicon options. I got to check out the screens up close, and they ...
It’s taken a while, but Alienware has finally given its mobile team the green light to update its gaming laptop line-up with anti-glare OLED displays in 2026. Next-gen Intel power is on the way too, ...
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I've been gaming on Alienware's sharpest OLED monitor, and 4K has never looked so smooth
In the last year, large 32-inch monitors have been all the rage in the high-end sector thanks to 4K, 240Hz OLED panels. Now, we're seeing that technology come to smaller screens, so gamers don't have ...
If you've got the space on your desk, you should pick up this monitor.
Last year at CES 2025, Dell surprised everyone by retiring one of its most recognisable laptop brands. The iconic XPS name, long associated with premium design and no-compromise performance, quietly ...
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