Dell subsidiary for gaming and performance peripherals, Alienware, recently ended its update that brings the latest technology available in their collection, centering on their latest "Lunar Light" ...

There was a time when mechanical keyboards used to be a niche product. Lately, they’ve gained in popularity, mostly among gamers for their shorter travel distance and better responsiveness. Our ...

Learn about how TweakTown tests and reviews hardware. So you're a fan of the ol' Alienware brand, but just don't have the money to get in on a full blown Alienware rig? Now, for a whole lot less than ...

Alienware 55 gaming monitor with Aurora R9 desktop and Alienware gaming headset Image used with permission by copyright holder Dell is launching a slew of gaming peripherals and accessories to match ...

A few weeks ago, we looked at the Alienware Advanced Gaming Keyboard. Now we’re back with another gaming keyboard from the company. This time, our Alienware Pro Gaming Keyboard review takes a look at ...

The last of the Alienware products to come across our desks in the past few months is their Pro Gaming Keyboard, the AW768 to be specific. Aside from the fact that it's the shiniest keyboard we've ...

This morning Alienware launched its first-ever TKL gaming keyboard to help gamers save precious desk space without giving up the precision and performance of a good quality keyboard. While some people ...

Alienware is taking a stab at the low-profile mechanical gaming keyboard. Potentially a best-of-both-worlds option for hardcore PC players, such keyboards blend the technical benefits of mechanical ...

Alienware's m15 and m17 will be the first gaming laptops available with the new mechanical keyboard as an option. Managing Editor Josh Goldman is a laptop expert and has been writing about and ...

The Alienware M15 R6 is a high-end gaming laptop that isn't terrifyingly huge or heavy. But is it terrifyingly expensive like some other Alienware kit? Our review model features an Intel Core i7 CPU, ...

Click, clack, some keys we'll whack: The newest trend to emerge in the mechanical-keyboard world is the 75% keyboard. Slightly bigger than the now-common 60% and 65% programmer-style keyboards but ...