At CES 2023, Alienware and Dell unveiled six new gaming laptops. This includes Alienware m18 and m16, Alienware x16 and x14, and Dell G16 and G15. Like the rest of the new devices shown, they are all updated with new form factors materials, performance upgrades, enhancements, and an overhauled Alienware Command Center. 

Dell's latest innovation focuses on better repairability and sustainability. Concept Luna showcases a laptop that can be fully disassembled in only 30 seconds using a simple push-pin tool. It signifies a new hope for the industry to produce laptops that are easy to maintain and have a longer lifespan.

At CES 2022, companies don't just unveil upcoming products. It's also common to see some prototypes or concept technologies at the event. For this year, Alienware has something that's targeted at games streaming. The company calls it Concept Nyx.

When it comes to laptops, most can't be repaired by an individual without specific tools. Even for service centres, some models aren't exactly easy to repair, partly because of the design. But Dell seems to be working on making the process easier.

For the longest time, gaming laptops relied on Intel CPUs to deliver the best gaming performance. However, Intel's star has fallen and we've begun to see more laptops with AMD CPUs since 2020. This year, more gaming laptops are expected to feature AMD's latest Ryzen 5000 mobile series CPUs.

In conjunction with the release of new processors from Intel and AMD, major laptop manufacturers such as Acer, ASUS, Lenovo, HP, and Dell release more than 20 laptop variants in a year. That in mind, there are some stuff laptop manufacturers are doing right while other features felt like it doesn’t quite hit the mark. Let's have a look at what those are, shall we?

Earlier, we mentioned how Dell announced some new PCs that will be ahead of CES 2021. We're quite sure there are more models in the wings, such as a new Inspiron laptop. But besides that, Dell will also be unveiling some new monitors at the annual event.

There are just a few more days to go before CES 2021, but we have not only been seeing some leaks on products but also official announcements. Dell does the latter every year before CES and we were informed about some of the new products coming will include productivity PCs.

Alienware has announced the release of their lineup of peripherals such as the Alienware Wireless Headset as well as the Alienware Elite Gaming Mouse which is expected to be priced at USD299 (~RM1191) and USD89 (~RM354) respectively.

For those who are still looking for a 2-in-1 device for daily computing use, Dell has just announced a range of variable-mode devices at Computex 2016, with models ranging from an 11 inch display, all the day to a 15 inch display. The new 2-in-1 models will have a sticker price from RM 1899.