So Alienware turned 30 this year, and Dell celebrated by dropping three new laptops in India: two Area-51 models and the 16X Aurora I've been testing. The Aurora starts at Rs 1,76,990, which is ...
My entire life revolves around laptops. And this isn’t only because I test them for a living, but because I also find myself using them the entire day. At work, I am busy with Chrome, juggling dozens ...
A fairly staid design and a small performance bump leave the refreshed 16X Aurora tougher to recommend than last year's.
Page 1: Alienware 16X Aurora: High-Quality Build and High Performance Page 2: Alienware 16X Aurora Review: Full System, Gaming And Graphics, and Battery Tests While it's not necessarily my favorite ...
Page 1: Alienware 16X Aurora: High-Quality Build and High Performance Page 3: Alienware 16X Aurora Review: A Peek Inside, Thermals, and Conclusions It's time to see how the Alienware 16X Aurora runs ...
Modern gaming laptops are characterized by their enduring effort in eschewing the reputation of being brick-laden, gaming-first workhorses. As more practical devices have continued to shrink and ...
If you don't mind losing all those fancy RGB features of the Area-51, then the 16X Aurora can be much more affordable alternative without needing to settle for lower build quality. When Dell launched ...
Unlike the Alienware Area-51 behemoth, the Alienware 16X Aurora cuts out a lot of the RGB features and fancy Gorilla Glass for a more affordable and streamlined gaming machine. Nonetheless, we find ...
The Alienware 16X Aurora is an impressive machine. At $1,999 for an Intel Core Ultra 9 275HX CPU, an RTX 5070, and a display of this caliber, it’s serious value compared to what you’d pay for ...
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