Alienware announced a new line of gaming PCs yesterday. These PCs are designed to get more people into PC gaming, a feat that many see as being a risky and costly endeavor. The Alienware X51 desktop PC comes with everything one would need to start playing recent PC games, but it also leaves the door more »

Alienware is aiding in the digital download movement with the M11x gaming laptop, a system one observer at E3 2010 referred to as “a netbook on steroids.”

Alienware has finally released a gateway (pun partially intended) gaming laptop for those who want a high-end gaming system but typically cannot afford one.

Just before E3 2010, Alienware sent me the M11x gaming laptop to test and use while covering the expo.

Our M11x unboxing photo gallery shows the main components of the laptop out of the box…

Alienware has been known for offering high end gaming PCs with awesome looks and performance. At CES 2010 the company unveiled its latest incursion into the portable gaming market, the M11x.

Small and lightweight notebooks have been increasing in popularity lately due to portability and low price. These notebooks often sacrifice power for size but that’s not the case with the M11x. It comes with an Intel Core 2 Duo processor and an Nvidia GeForce GT 335M GPU. These would take a toll on a notebooks battery life but the M11x also comes equipped with Intel’s integrated graphics so that users can change on the fly for less graphics intensive applications. Battery life is said to be around 3 hours when gaming and it goes up to 6 hours for regular use.

The M11x is only 11-inches and it comes with a 720p HD display with a resolution of 1336 x 768. It is only 4 pounds and also has the trademark Alienware looks, with an awesome backlit keyboard.

Although most Alienware products are financially out-of-bounds for many gamers, there are still a few that are not. Take for instance the new Alienware Area-51 m15x gaming notebook which will not plunge too deep in your pockets with prices starting from $1,499 – a clear $1250 less than Alienware’s Area-51 m17x gaming notebook. The relatively cheaper price doesn’t imply compromised performance or quality…

Alienware gaming machines are a geek’s fashion statement. Their exorbitant price makes them a luxury confined to a few deep-pocketed, eclectic gamers. The high-end gaming PC manufacturer has unveiled the newest avatar of its flagship Area-51 7500 desktops.

The Alienware desktop comes armed with a NVIDIA nForce 790i Ultra SLI-based motherboard and…

At CES 2008 (January 7-10, 2008) Alienware was representin’ with an uber wide format monitor running a modified version of Crysis. The prototype Alienware DLP RPTV is a 42-inch wraparound monitor with 2880×900 resolution and is curved inward to allow for peripheral vision. The screen uses OLEDs (organic light emitting diodes) and can be used more »

Alienware has just launched its holiday promotion site featuring a few must-have gaming systems for Christmas. First up is the Area 51-7500 starting at $1,399 or a low monthly payment of $42, the promotion is gearing to attract fans of Crysis offering free wallpaper downloads for the game. But overall just looking at the specs more »

Gamertell is doing its first of many giveaways! “Why give products away” you may ask? “Why not” is our answer (along with the fact that gaming companies are itching to get their products in your hands)– we expect that is a good enough reason for you. So with no further ado…