Dell is offering substantial savings on a wide range of products, including laptops, desktops, and monitors. Discounts vary by model and customer type, with special offers for new customers, students, military members, and seniors. Refurbished tech and bundle deals also provide opportunities for significant savings.
Dell Technologies showcases the new XPS 13 at COMPUTEX TAIPEI 2026, boasting the thinnest and lightest design in its series, directly competing with Apple's MacBook Neo through strategic pricing and advanced hardware features.
Dell offers significant discounts on laptops, desktops, and monitors, with savings up to $1,200. New customers get 10% off, and special discounts are available for students, military, and seniors. Refurbished tech and rewards programs offer additional savings.
Alienware launches its first affordable gaming laptop, the Alienware 15, starting at $1,299. It features a toned-down design, a full numpad, and upgradeable RAM, addressing a long-standing gap in their product line.
Dell's new Alienware 15, an entry-level gaming laptop, compromises on build quality and specs, offering limited value for its high price point, starting at $1,299 with a last-gen Nvidia RTX 4050.
The author purchased Alienware's 27-inch 1440p QD-OLED gaming monitor (AW2726DM) for $350 after years of recommending OLED monitors to readers. The monitor features a 240Hz refresh rate, semi-glossy coating, low-profile design, and a three-year burn-in warranty. While not the brightest or fastest OLED option, the author praises its excellent contrast, lack of gray uniformity issues, and overall value, though notes text clarity is slightly inferior to IPS panels for productivity work.
