Alienware, owned by Dell, is expanding its gaming laptop lineup to attract a broader audience by developing two new models: a more affordable entry-level laptop and an ultra-slim version. The ultra-slim model will be available in 14- and 16-inch sizes, featuring discrete Nvidia graphics despite its limited performance, and will be approximately 17mm thick. The entry-level laptop aims to be significantly cheaper, potentially falling below $1,000, although detailed specifications remain undisclosed. Additionally, Alienware is enhancing its existing 16-inch Area-51 and Aurora 16X models with new anti-glare OLED panels that reduce gloss and fingerprint smudges, offering HDR True Black 500 and a peak brightness of 600 nits for HDR content. This matters as it reflects Alienware's strategy to make gaming laptops more accessible and appealing to a wider range of consumers while enhancing the visual experience of its current offerings.
