Reviewed on November 24, 2008Even if we have a few reservations about this system, we can't deny that Alienware has an outstanding deal on its hands, with the Area 51 X58. It offers the same core hardware and twice the storage capacity as PCs that cost $1,500 more. High-end bargain hunters, assuming they exist, will find an amazing deal in this PC.TAGS:Alienware, ATI Radeon, Intel, Blu-ray, ATI Technologies, Samsung Electronics, hard drive, PC, games, operating system, Microsoft Windows
April 19, 2005Unlearn what you have learned, says the company, whose new game PCs pay tribute to "Star Wars" characters good and evil.TAGS:Alienware, photograph, PC
Reviewed on January 5, 2007We have one major issue with the Velocity Micro Raptor Signature Edition (the price), and two minor ones (it's loud, for one), but those aside, this is one of the most feature-complete high-end desktops we've reviewed. Its performance is media-creation- and game-minded, and anyone buying it for those or almost any other purposes won't be disappointed.TAGS:Velocity Micro, quad-core, Alienware, PC, video card, hard drive
Reviewed on September 4, 2007Toshiba's high-end Qosmio G45-AV680 is great for movies and multimedia, and its unique onboard controls are fun to use--but the recordable HD DVD drive seems like an expensive splurge few will need.TAGS:Toshiba Qosmio, Toshiba, Alienware, optical drive, laptop computer, HD-DVD, button, keyboard, U.S.
April 19, 2005Specialty PC maker Alienware crafts "Star Wars" desktops in "light side" and "dark side" versions. Photos: Unlearn what you have learnedTAGS:Star Wars, Alienware, PC company, AMD Athlon, AMD, PC