Alienware’s new RGB-stripe OLED monitor promises cleaner text without giving up the 4K resolution, 165Hz speed, and deep blacks gamers want. Dell took the wraps off yet another glorious-looking ...
If I had to pick one monitor to use for the next ten years, it would be Alienware's new 39-inch 5K ultrawide display. Imagine taking a standard 32-inch widescreen monitor, stretching the sides out a ...
Woot has launched a fresh round of discounts on factory reconditioned Alienware gaming laptops, with prices starting as low as $1,049.99. These deals offer a chance to grab Dell's current-generation ...
I’m a PCMag reviewer and ISF-certified TV calibrator focused on computer accessories, laptops, gaming monitors, and video games. I’ve been writing, playing, and complaining about games for as long as ...
I didn't expect this to be my favourite ultrawide of 2026, but the way it marries PC features with console convenience makes it an unexpected hit. The fact that it's priced so fairly is the cherry on ...
It isn’t the biggest discount, but this QD-OLED panel is already well-priced. It isn’t the biggest discount, but this QD-OLED panel is already well-priced. is a tech journalist and commerce writer ...
Heavy, especially with the 180W charger Display colors are noticeably muted Battery life is mediocre 512GB storage will disappear quickly I don’t particularly enjoy describing a $1,459.99 laptop as ...
With a big, high-resolution panel, extras like USB-C video, and the latest OLED tech, the new AW3926QW is delivering a ton of features for far less than other 5K2K OLEDs. “5K2K” is a very nerdy kind ...
Alienware’s display team has really been pulling out all the stops lately. Fresh off the launch of one of my new favourite mainstream gaming monitors comes this, a monstrous 5K2K ultrawide with more ...
Earlier this year, Dell announced the "world's first 39" 5K monitor with RGB stripe tandem OLED technology." You can finally get your hands on one. The new Alienware AW3926QW has just been listed at ...
There were two big incidents where people could reasonably be described as having been physically impacted in some way. The first was in San Francisco, California, in Feb. 2014 when tech writer Sarah ...