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5 things the Alienware UFO needs to beat the Switch, PS5 and Xbox Series X

5 things the Alienware UFO needs to beat the Switch, PS5 and Xbox Series X

Posted on January 8, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

The Alienware UFO is without a doubt one of the most interesting bits of kit to appear at CES in years.

For those that missed it, the Alienware UFO is a concept design gaming PC with a distinctly Nintendo Switch like form-factor, featuring a main tablet body and two attachable, Joy Con-esque, controllers that clip onto its sides.
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