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If you want to see the cutting edge of gaming notebook technology at the International CES in Las Vegas, look no further than the new and redesigned Alienware Area-51m series of notebooks. Featuring an all-new "Legend" industrial design language, blazing performance and upgradeability as well as desktop-class components, these gaming notebooks are on an entirely new class and standard as the world's most powerful gaming notebooks.
The reimagined Area-51m is the most powerful, upgradeable gaming laptop ever conceived by Alienware. It marks the first and only laptop with a 9th Gen 8-core desktop processors, 64GB of memory, 2.5Gbps Ethernet technology, upgradeable graphics and desktop processors, and 17” Alienware laptop with a narrow-bezel display with 144Hz. The Area-51m also has cutting-edge thermal and cooling technology, 50% more performance and 32% less volume than its predecessor.
Alienware Area-51m with Legend design will be available Jan. 29th, 2019, starting at $2,549
Dell's Latitude 7400 2-in-1, or what was known internally as "Mission Impossible," is a remarkable feat of computer hardware engineering. This is an ultraportable business laptop featuring a 14-inch display in a 13-inch form-factor. It has a proximity sensor that knows when a user is near and then it can turn on using an ExpressSign-in feature.
A CES 2019 Innovation Honoree, the Latitude 7400 2-in-1 is the world’s smallest commercial 14” 2-in-12. It’s variable-torque hinge means that it can be opened easily, and it’s offered with a stunning new Titan Gray machined aluminum finish. It will also be the first Latitude to use Dell’s ocean-bound plastics packaging. It can also be charged up to 80% capacity in under an hour thanks to Dell's ExpressCharge technology and it can run up to 24-hours a day.
Dell is coming on strong at the International CES in Las Vegas with a whole slew of compelling hardware during its #DellExperience event. One of the biggest products in Dell's stable is the XPS 13 which started the skinny bezel trend with the InfinityEdge display that everyone is following. One issue with older versions of the XPS 13 was that the front facing camera had to be placed at the bottom of the display.
This led to some very unflattering "nose-cam" images and was definitely not the sort of experience expected from a premium and corporate facing device.
Dell's solved that today with the all-new XPS 13 with the smallest mounted camera on a notebook yet. The Frost White variant of the XPS 13 is also whiter and frostier than ever. It will ship with 8 generation Intel processor, great battery life and innovative thermal technology. Definitely exciting stuff for one of the most beloved and desired notebooks out there.