This year has seen a lot of new gear released in the PC world and Alienware has just announced three new gaming laptops that include the latest tech including 5th generation Intel CPUs, Windows 10 and Nvidia 900-series graphics.
The Alienware 13, 15 and 17 bring the range up-to-date with its competitors offering the latest hardware from Intel and Nvidia. They offer over 20 modifications over the previous generation including the addition of USB 3.1, PCI-Express SSDs and support for Alienware’s external graphics card – the Graphics Amplifier.
Starting with the Alienware 13, prices start at $999.99 with the option to include up to a Core i7-5500U processor, 3,200 x 1,800 resolution 13in touch screen with all variations including Nvidia’s GTX 960M graphics. However, you can also opt for Alienware’s external Graphics Amplifier – essentially an external graphics card, that can add up to a GTX Titan X into the fray to deal with the demands of 4K gaming – for an extra $1,200 of course.
The Alienware Graphics Amplifier is an external graphics card housed in a chassis that connects your laptop and offers desktop-like performance for gaming on high-resolution monitors in the latest games.
The Alienware 15 is the company’s 15in laptop and starts at $1,199.99, rising to $2,499.99 for the top-spec model. Again you’re able to add an external graphics card into the mix with the Graphics Amplifier, ranging from a GTX 960 for an extra $400, all the way up to $1,200 for a GTX Titan X, with the top spec Alienware 15 including a GTX 980M.
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