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Hands on: Alienware Aurora R9 review

Posted on August 20, 2019 By Jarvis

The Alienware Aurora R9 is the latest gaming PC from the alien-themed manufacturer, following in the footsteps of the Area-51m. And, when we reviewed the Alienware Area-51m, we fell in love with its aesthetic. the Lunar Light color option and all the tasteful RGB lighting was more than enough to take it over the top, earning it 5 stars. That stunning modern aesthetic has moved on to the Alienware Aurora R9.
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