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An Alienware Area-51 owner says his PC's Ryzen 9 9950X3D processor appears tied to Dell's hardware, leaving him uncertain whether he can reuse the chip in a custom build. He also says the Alienware motherboard offers little room for upgrades. -
According to an internal notification cited in a report, Dell is preparing monitor price increases in October 2026, with premium models facing the steepest hikes. The company has not publicly confirmed the changes, and some premium models could see increases beyond the 3% to 5% range expected for many mid-range and high-end displays. -
Dell unveiled the 14S at IFA 2026 as a more affordable alternative to the XPS 13 and a MacBook Neo rival. The company says it'll announce pricing closer to the fall 2026 launch. Inside, the 14S will pack Intel Core 5 350 or Core 7 350 processors. -
Dell isn't trying to beat the MacBook Neo on price alone. The new XPS 13 ends up being a bit more expensive than Apple’s laptop, but in return it offers a touchscreen with up to a 120Hz refresh rate, active cooling, and a better baseline spec sheet right out of the box. The company is clearly aiming to win over students, high schoolers, and anyone looking for an ultra-light laptop for work and study. -
Five Seconds and You’re Set for the Day: New Dell Charging Kit Powers Up So Fast You Won’t Even Have Time to Find an Outlet
Dell has unveiled its Pro7 Rechargeable wireless set, which runs on supercapacitors. The manufacturer claims that five seconds of charging is enough for a full workday, while five minutes delivers up to three months of battery life for the keyboard and a month and a half for the mouse. -
The 2026 Dell XPS 16 delivered 27 hours of battery life in a web browsing test, outperforming its rivals despite having a smaller battery. Engineers achieved this not only with the new Intel Panther Lake processor but also thanks to a screen that’s the industry’s first to drop its refresh rate down to 1 Hz. -
LG has started mass-producing LCD panels for laptops that decide for themselves when to run at a maxed-out 120Hz and when 1Hz is enough. The first devices to get the new tech will be premium Dell XPS models. -
Dell Engineers Have Officially Acknowledged the 16-Pin Connector Problem: In New PCs, Power Cables Are Now "Screwed" to the Card to Prevent Melting
The issue of melting power connectors on NVIDIA graphics cards has long stopped being just a "horror story." Major OEM manufacturer Dell, in its latest pre-built systems, has effectively admitted that the design of the 16-pin connector is so unreliable that they're... screwing it down permanently with metal brackets so it doesn't even think about coming loose. -
We’ve selected the 10 best monitors at the start of 2026 — from affordable 1080p models to advanced 4K solutions. This roundup features displays with an optimal balance of price, specifications, and reliability, suitable for gaming, creative work, and everyday use. -
The CES 2026 exhibition in Las Vegas will be remembered not so much for breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, but for a serious crisis in the component market. Yet, even under these conditions, the industry showed where it's heading next, doubling down on energy efficiency, safety, and unusual concepts. -
At CES 2026, Dell made a surprising break from the industry-wide trend. Instead of the usual emphasis on artificial intelligence in new laptops, the company announced a strategic shift, citing a simple realization: for most buyers, AI features are not a decisive factor when choosing a device. -
Laptop and computer buyers might want to hurry with their choice. Major manufacturers have begun warning their partners about a significant upcoming price hike. The main reason is a record increase in component costs, which companies can no longer absorb on their own. -
Choosing a mini-PC is no longer just about finding a small computer. Today, these devices have clear specializations: some are made for quiet office work, others for video editing, and yet others can run the latest games. After testing over a hundred modern models, experts have identified key favorites at the end of 2025. -
Official support for Windows 10 has ended, but this hasn't been a signal for millions of users worldwide to switch to the new OS version. According to the latest data, hundreds of millions of computers that could easily run Windows 11 are still operating on the 'ten'. -
AMD's budget-oriented Radeon RX 7400 graphics card, featuring 8GB of GDDR6 memory, has unexpectedly surfaced – not at a launch event, but within the specs of Dell's new Pro Tower Plus desktop. This marks the first confirmed sighting of the new card in an actual product, despite AMD not having officially announced it yet. -
Dell Alienware laptops are set to be the first devices featuring an experimental hybrid processor from NVIDIA and MediaTek. This chip, combining Arm cores with NVIDIA Blackwell graphics, aims to solve the primary challenge for Arm architecture in Windows gaming: seamless compatibility without performance compromises.
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