The Razer and Alienware line of gaming laptops are prolific in their own right, packed with high-end internals and more features than ever. But, with two juggernaut 16-inch gaming laptops to choose ...

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When considering gaming on a laptop, there are two names that consistently pop up: Razer and Alienware. The latter got its start in 1996 under a different name, Saikai, and quickly made a name for ...

Is the Razer Blade Stealth better than an Alienware 17-inch? Razer and Alienware are two of the biggest names in PC gaming, especially when it comes to laptops. For what it’s worth, neither is in the ...

The Alienware x16 is thinner than the Blade 16 or Asus Zephyrus M16 and yet it's still larger and heavier because of its wider width and extended rear. Being the thinnest of the bunch evidently has ...

A simple refresh of the debut model, the Alienware m18 R1, the m18 R2’s main differences from its predecessor are the 14th-gen Intel HX CPUs it now uses and updated networking. It’s still a powerful ...

The Razer Blade 14, much like its bigger sibling earlier this year, is a looker. It has an all-black unibody design that's evocative of a MacBook Pro, just without the annoying notch Apple has deigned ...

Back in 2010, gaming was confined to the bulky desktops at home or on the consoles connected to your TVs. When a year rolled by, Razer made their first real mark in history by producing the physics ...

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