Alienware's 32-inch AW3226Q is now available in the US for $699.99. The monitor combines a 4K 165Hz panel with RGB-stripe ...

Alienware's expensive AW3926QW is even more of a massage for the eyeballs than its previous 32-inch QD-OLED. Reading time 9 minutes Unfortunately for us all, Alienware has convinced me that I’ve ...

The timing couldn’t be more interesting. ASUS has just made its ROG Swift OLED PG259QWS Ace the official monitor for the upcoming PGL CS2 Major Singapore 2026. That monitor pushes 1080p OLED all the ...

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Dell's Alienware division unveiled two new OLED gaming monitors ahead of IFA 2026 in Berlin that push the premium display market in opposite directions at once — one delivering a meaningful undercut ...

OLED is everywhere now; the screen technology is so ubiquitous we’re now seeing 4K Roku OLED TVs that cost $1,000. So there’s a reason why Alienware is begging the esports pros to toss their fast TN ...

Alienware’s 25-inch AW2527HX pairs blistering 560Hz speed with QD-OLED’s near-instant response times, richer colors, and deep contrast. Competitive esports players care only about one thing: pure, ...

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