Looking for the most powerful gaming laptops of 2025? After testing the latest machines of the year, here are the fastest you ...

After relaunching its Area-51 brand with a new 16-inch laptop in 2025, Alienware is teasing two new laptops at CES 2026 in an ...

Alienware unveils a slew of new 16X Aurora and Area-51 18 and 16 gaming laptops at CES 2026: OLED displays, upgraded CPUs and ...

Alienware unveils OLED 16X Aurora and Area-51 gaming laptops at CES 2026, and teases an ultra-thin model launching Q1 2026.

Alienware showcased a range of products, from its impressive RTX 50-Series gaming desktop to new entry-level gaming laptops, ...

Who doesn't love getting the latest tech for the holidays? It's the perfect time to unwind with some of your favorite games, after all. Whether you want to treat yourself or make that special gamer in ...

The new-for-2025 Alienware 16X Aurora gaming laptop is on sale today at a price that's lower than any Black Friday deal. You can pick up a well-specced laptop featuring an Intel Core Ultra 9 CPU and ...

CES never has a shortage of laptops and this year was no exception. I scoured the show floor and more than a few jam-packed suites and showrooms to find the biggest trends driving gaming laptops this ...

Have you ever felt paralyzed by choice when shopping for a gaming laptop? With dozens of models boasting flashy specs and bold claims, it’s easy to get lost in the noise. In 2025, the gaming laptop ...

34-inch size is great for movies, gaming, and work Much better text sharpness than early OLEDs Fantastic gaming performance Simpler, more practical design than predecessor Great out-of-the-box image ...

TL;DR: ASUS will showcase new ROG gaming laptops powered by Intel's next-gen Core Ultra 300 "Panther Lake" CPUs at CES 2026, alongside updated ROG motherboards supporting AMD Ryzen 9000X3D and Intel ...

Computers are my lifelong obsession. I wrote my first laptop review in 2005 for NotebookReview.com, continued with a consistent PC-reviewing gig at Computer Shopper in 2014, and moved to PCMag in 2018 ...