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Alienware 15 is a fine gaming laptop priced into irrelevance

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Alienware 15 First Look: I Love the $1,299 Price, But Not the Specs
Dell designed this product to be among its most affordable Alienware laptops ever.

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The Alienware 15 is a fine gaming laptop priced into irrelevance
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Alienware’s First ‘Budget’ Laptop Is Anything but Budget-Priced
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Dell Goes All-In on AI Laptops with New Dell 14S, 16S and Alienware 15
Dell’s newest laptop push is aimed at two very different buyers: people who want everyday artificial intelligence on a thin work machine, and gamers who want Alienware hardware at a lower starting poi...

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Dell Is Out With an Alienware Laptop You Have a Better Chance of Affording
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Alienware Just Announced Its First Budget Gaming Laptop
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Alienware just launched a budget 15-inch gaming laptop — here's how it compares to the Aurora 16

The new Alienware 15 gaming laptop has landed, promising a more affordable entry point to the legendary brand. But is it a better buy than the sibling Alienware 16 Aurora?
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Dell Alienware's new $1,300 gaming laptop cuts corners by using cheap plastic and older-gen gaming hardware

The Alienware 15 is available in several hardware configurations, with both AMD and Intel CPU options, along with multiple generations of Nvidia GeForce RTX GPUs. A
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Dell and RAMageddon are watering down the Alienware brand

The new Alienware 15 sounds cheap — but it comes at a price. is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers gadgets, games, and toys. He spent 15 years editing the likes of CNET, Gizmodo,
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