E3 2017: Dell and Alienware introduce new gaming PCs and peripherals

After having reviewed all the news presented by Nintendo y Sony During E3 2017, it's time to take a look at some of the new products that Dell and Alienware have unveiled at the same event.

Dell and its Alienware brand have delighted those present at E3 2017 with two new gaming computers, a new laptop with NVIDIA Max-Q technology and various peripherals that aim to improve the performance of gamers. Below you will find all the details.

Dell Inspiron Gaming Desktops

The Inspiron Gaming Desktop is a new computer that boasts the new AMD Ryzen multicore processors, a graphics card AMD Radeon RX580 or NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 with support for virtual reality and a tower with classic design and lighting Polar Blue LED.

On the other hand, the new PC also brings a power supply up to 850 watts and can already be purchased in the United States with a base price of U.S. dollar 599,99.

Alienware Area-51

The Alienware Area-51 is the second Gaming PC presented by the companies at E3 2017, and it arrives with new multi-core processors (in total, users will benefit from 16 cores).

Among other things, the new Area-51 is for now the only PC that will feature the new AMD Ryzen Threadripper processors, although Intel fans will also have the possibility to choose models with the new CPUs of the series Intel Core i9 X-Series.

The Alienware Area-51 with AMD Ryzen Threadripper will be released next 27 JulyWhile the Intel Core X-Series-based models will do so only on August 22.

Alienware 15

The new Alienware 15 is a laptop from 15.6 inches what will the new card bring NVIDIA GTX 1080 graphics with Max-Q technology, capable of providing higher performance in a somewhat more compact design. In addition, the new laptop will bring a 99Whr battery and a wide range of input and output ports for peripherals and headsets. virtual reality. At the moment there are no more details about the new laptop but they will surely come to light as we approach its official launch date, scheduled for June 27.

New monitors, keyboards and mice for gaming

Apart from the equipment mentioned above, Dell and Alienware have introduced a new series of monitors and peripherals for gaming. Here we refer to a new range of monitors 25 inch Alienware, Powered NVIDIA G-Sync o AMD FreeSync and a refresh rate of 240Hz.

On the other hand, the Alienware Advanced Gaming Keyboard is a AlienFX RGB backlit mechanical keyboard divided into 13 zones, and a virtual memory so that users can map keys and assign various combinations. The new keyboard will cost U.S. dollar 119,99.

Finally, Alienware has also introduced the mice Advanced Gaming Moses and Elite Gaming. The first one has a button DPI "on-the-fly" that will allow toggling between a style based on the accuracy or speed, as well as nine buttons to customize various actions in the games. Its price is U.S. dollar 49,99.

Meanwhile, Elite Gaming Mouse will provide a higher level of customization and will feature interchangeable grips, 13 programmable buttons and even adjustable weight. Its price is U.S. dollar 89,99.

All Alienware peripherals are on sale now.