This fall, Alienware will launch a collection of latest {hardware} for avid gamers who simply can’t get sufficient. The corporate simply introduced its new tenkeyless mechanical keyboard, curved QD-OLED gaming monitor, and upgraded Aurora R15 desktop PC.
The brand new TKL Mechanical Keyboard ($130) relies on Alienware’s widespread Low Profile RGB Keyboard. It gives the same design with Cherry MX Crimson switches,, customizable RGB lighting (managed per key by way of AlienFX), and a wired-only design (with cable routing beneath the keyboard chassis). However after all, it’s a tenkeyless mannequin, so it ditches the numpad.
Oddly sufficient, Alienware has an upgraded model of the 34-inch QD-OLED monitor that it launched earlier this 12 months. The brand new AW3423DWF monitor ($$1,100) has the identical specs because the outdated mannequin—together with a 34-inch Quantum Dot OLED panel, a 175Hz refresh price, and a curved design. However it makes use of a slimmer design for simpler wall mounting and is available in a brand new black colorway. Plus, it’s cheaper at simply $1,100.
And naturally, Alienware has its new Aurora R15 desktop PC. It options thirteenth Gen Intel Core processors, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 40-seies GPUs, and improved liquid cooling with upgraded followers. These developments provide 58% extra processing energy than earlier Alienware PCs, in line with the corporate.
Alienware’s new TKL Mechanical Keyboard and 34-inch QD-OLED monitor launch this fall for $130 and $1,100, respectively. The Aurora R15 desktop arrives at a later date for an unknown worth.
