The Alienware Area-51m is a solid gaming machine that doesn't give you the latest components, like the fastest Pentium CPU or PCI Express graphics. But in a mobile gaming world where the best cost ...

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Completing the machine is the brand’s proprietary Cryo-Tech cooling, as well as a new vapor chamber cooling system. For those looking for a portable gaming workhorse, Alienware’s new Area-51m laptop ...

I've read mostly positive reviews on the area51m but i'd like some opinions regarding the laptop and also regarding alienware in terms of pricing and international support. especially from current ...

xSouLx- The alienware system is nice, just looked at it, but it seems to have the same specs as the one I mentioned just above at powernotebooks. Powernotebooks system is about $800 less. Of couse I ...

At CES 2019, Alienware made a surprising announcement. The company's then-new Area-51m gaming laptop wouldn't just be a typical boutique refresh. The new system could be upgraded in the future, in a ...

Dell is facing a class-action lawsuit over in the US over alleged false advertising. The plaintiff claims that Dell falsely advertised the Alienware Area 51M R1 laptop, after claiming it had ...

A class-action lawsuit has been filed against Dell over its Alienware Area-51m laptop and the limited upgrade path available to consumers. According to the lawsuit, Dell "intentionally misled and ...

Dell Faces Lawsuit Over Botched Upgradability for Alienware Area-51M Laptop A California resident wants Dell to pay damages for falsely marketing the Alienware Area-51M as an upgradable gaming laptop.

“Consumers were misled by Dell’s false and misleading marketing campaign and paid a significant premium for the Area 51M R1 under the incorrect belief that this ‘unprecedented upgradeability’ would ...

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