Alienware

One of the best points of difference between a laptop and a desktop is the fact that you can truly upgrade the latter, usually not the former. And yet Alienware's latest desktop replacement is a game changer because it can be upgraded.

Alienware's big beast of a laptop, the 17 inch model, is getting thinner and lighter in 2019, possibly to save the backs of gamers.

New computers are generally slim computers, and that's true even in the often-heavier gaming space, as Alienware finally makes its big laptops thinner.

Lots of new computers, as HP, Alienware, and Microsoft reveal what’s coming, and we go hands on with Roli’s Blocks to make music and check out what’s new from Google. It’s The Wrap.

New gear from LG, Alienware, Fitbit, and Nikon, plus a summer addition from Dyson. And we'll review Samsung's big phone for 2018, the 6.4 inch Galaxy Note 9. It's a big Wrap packed in five minutes.

If you were holding off on buying a new computer for whatever reason, that reason might have just presented itself in updates from Alienware.

Gamers are always after more power, and that's exactly what Intel plans to deliver, as Dell's gaming divisions deliver power in spades, and then some.

That whole VR thing isn't going away, at least not this time, and Dell will be pushing the gaming and VR development focus hard in 2017.

This year at CES, we're beginning to see an influx of computer announcements, and there's a good reason why: VR.

No longer a pipe dream, VR is really here, though it comes in so many different forms. Fortunately, we'll get to the bottom of everything from top dollar to cheap as.