Alienware has just teased its Concept Nyx, a new product that -- if made into a reality-- would act as a Plex server for your PC games and wirelessly stream them to devices in your house... no matter ...

Alienware unveiled its interesting Concept Nyx at CES 2022 this week, but it also showed off its Concept Polaris which turns portable gaming laptops into enthusiast-class beasts. The new Alienware ...

The idea of having an external graphics processing unit (eGPU) to amp up your laptop's video processing has always been a tantalizing one that never quite hit the mainstream. Devices started to show ...

If there’s one thing Alienware enjoys doing, it’s pushing the envelope in gaming technology. Projects like Concept Nyx are essential to keep gaming technology innovation moving forward. Concept Nyx ...

Alienware is tantalizing the gaming world once again by reintroducing Concept Polaris — a liquid-cooled eGPU that promises to give your laptop a big boost of graphical power. Part of the Concept ...

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Alienware’s latest moonshot project, called Concept Nyx, is aimed at untethering gamers from their devices by bringing you a full-on cloud gaming server to your own apartment or home. Through a pretty ...

In brief: Companies have been calling streaming services "the future of gaming" for years, and although we now have the likes of Microsoft's xCloud, Google Stadia, and Nvidia's GeForce Now, that claim ...

Many of us assume that the future of gaming is game-streaming, where we'll be able to stream to our phones, computers, and TVs, straight from the cloud. But Dell's Alienware has come up with a ...

Over the last few years, Dell (and its gaming brand, Alienware) has grown fond of showing off concept devices — as a potential look at what may be coming down the road. In fact, it’s a growing trend ...

It’s not unusual to have multiple gamers living under a single roof. But what happens when all those gamers want to play at the same time? Wi-Fi mayhem, arguing over who gets to use the best hardware, ...